Sentence examples for punctuation of one from inspiring English sources

His orchestration of olive green ovals on a washy, flesh-colored field, with the punctuation of one rose red oval at the top, harks back to early Modernist pioneers like Mondrian, Miró and Klee.

The songs here that dissect such sour 1950s caricatures as secretary-pinching bosses and cocktail-tippling matrons (which are given the tired punctuation of one drinker's hiccups) are especially stale.

That's a lot of punctuation for one puppet.

"Our claim is not so much that the period is used to convey a lack of sincerity in text messages," the report reads, "but that punctuation is one of the cues used by senders, and understood by receivers, to convey pragmatic and social information".

Highlights include a text painting in which all the words have been removed, leaving only punctuation; one of the first uses of photocopying in art; and a grid of wood blocks, engraved with various symbols, which are only able to fit inside their tray in one mysterious arrangement.

Despite his lack of formal education, no shorthand skills and a poor grasp of spelling and punctuation, he became one of the youngest night news editors on a national paper, with spells at the News of the World, Daily Mirror, Sunday Pictorial, Sunday Mirror and Sunday People.

"Vote for Dave and we'll get rid of punctuation" is therefore one legitimate response.

In English, many showed a similarly shaky grasp of punctuation with almost one in four admitting to not knowing when to use a semi-colon (23%); 18% the rules governing the use of an apostrophe; and 17% when to use a comma.

Their exact status was unclear; La Repubblica, translating the uncertainty into punctuation, referred to one of them as an "ex minister".

"I like the punctuation of a hat.

But for me, question marks are the punctuation of life.