Sentence examples for minimal punctuation from inspiring English sources
The form is stream of consciousness, with minimal punctuation.
Spelling mistakes are minimal; punctuation and pagination errors are infrequent but do occur.
Minimal punctuation, neologisms, and startling associative imagery were used in the poetry of Lucebert (pseudonym of Lubertus Jacobus Swaanswijk).
The style as well as the content of his poetry reflected this anger: short sentences, staccato phrasing, minimal punctuation, occasional expletives, urgency.
Foreshadowed by images of dissolution ("I told the kids, we'll dissolve in all this water, and down we went onto the beach") and minimal punctuation that gives the narrative a fluid and breathless quality, there is a sense of inevitability in the terrible act of love that follows.
When the 18th-century English novelist Samuel Richardson expounds on the narrative intricacies of his novel "Clarissa," he writes like a nonstop talker, in a pinpoint fine hand, edge to edge on the page and right to the very bottom, using minimal punctuation and wasting not a millimeter of space.
Gaddis's fiction shows the influence of the writings of James Joyce and in turn influenced the work of Thomas Pynchon; it contains long dialogues and monologues connected by a minimal plotline and structured with scant punctuation.
Venison medallions, brick red and tender enough to cut with a fork, are full-flavored and gamy, but the minimal dabs and dots decorating the plate seem like stray punctuation.
RockYou account creation only enforced password of a minimal length of 5 characters, there was no requirement for mixed-case, numbers or punctuation.
English describes the album as "one of the vital punctuation points in the contemporary electronic canon," praising its ability to straddle minimal techno and glacial ambient texturality.
