Sentence examples for parenthesis to from inspiring English sources
There is an equally pleasing moment in the very first instalment of Bleak House when Dickens uses a parenthesis to hint at his buried design.
The code on slides is in Python 2.7 – So if you use anything > 2.7, please remember to replace raw_input with input and add parenthesis to your print statements!
Yet it is hard, stumbling on this prim parenthesis, to feel that her heart is really in it - when everything else she writes about Achilles appears to suggest it might be rather thrilling to be his slave.
From Ascii's advent, computer jockeys also used its characters to depict and transmit drawings, from a smiley face, :), made by juxtaposing a colon and a parenthesis, to elaborate renderings of, say, unicorns made from letters selected solely for their rectilinear or curved properties.
(Hereafter, we will use numbers 1 to 6 in parenthesis to refer to the six types of encounters).
This is a position that Walzer somewhat reluctantly seems now (in a parenthesis to a later reprinting of the terrorism article) to concede, though it goes somewhat against the grain of the article itself.
The researcher will use parentheses to group terms into logical groups.
In the collection's final story, the narrator lets drop a reference (in parentheses) to "my divorce".
For example, if a file does not contain enough right parentheses to balance the left parentheses in it, read signals an error.
When using parentheses to break up code across multiple lines, it is standard practice to indent the lines so that they start just after the position of the initial parenthesis.
The new church that emerged kept the name Reformed Churches in the Netherlands but added the word "liberated" (vrijgemaakt) in parentheses to express its break with Kuyper's views.
