Philosophical knowledge is redirected to the purposes of social and political life, and the treatise, while punctuated like the others by numerous digressions, pursues a single sustained argument.
They use greetings punctuated like "Hey June," instead of "Hey, June". One of the examples above provides a clue.
The music is lithe and responsive — especially when it comes to the pratfalls that Mr. Baron punctuates like an ace vaudevillian — and it honors Keaton's genius sincerely, in the present tense.
The dogs have pulled off the badger's nose, leaving it hanging "loose and bloodied … like a separate animal" – making it obvious the animal wasn't killed in a traffic accident, but was illegally ripped apart by dogs for entertainment – and the big man has second thoughts which Jones punctuates like this: Ag, he thought.
Since I'm from the Bronx I tend to punctuate like I speak and to add insult to injury, I'm Italian.
In contrast, the K63R-ubiquitin mutant was unable to form focused aggregates after proteasome inhibition, and instead, led to the accumulation of punctuate-like structures in the periphery of the cytoplasm (Fig. 2D; see insets).
Gloved one hand so you might attend to its rhythmic genius, the way it punctuated everything, like an exclamation mark.
Without the organizing, highly social infrastructure of high school, college OK, at least liberal-artsy-social-sciencey college is four years soundtracked by uncomfortable, sun-filled afternoon silence, punctuated by, like, denim being pulled on or off for naps.
The whole desolate West Bank scene is punctuated with garrison-like settlements on hilltops.
Most impressive of the longer works is Schuon Hymnen, setting German words by the Sufi sheikh Frithjof Schuon, with verses and refrains bringing sharp contrasts between powerful unisons and distant choral comment, punctuated by mantra-like phrases for solo tenor.
With no more dominion over palm and pine, Sir Michael's performance in this film is ripe with an antiheroic vulnerability imposed by age and dissolution, often punctuated with Lear-like rage.
