Sentence examples for separated words from inspiring English sources

Clerics discovered that reading became more fluent for everyone, because the eye can recognize separated words as distinctive shapes.

Earlier, Koreans wrote syllables as distinct blocks but failed to separate words.

As famously said by Geoffrey Howe, by drawing on the ability to separate words from meaning.

I think the notion of separating words from actions is very odd; words are part of the action.

Spaces or centered points divide words on early Roman monuments, but Latin, too, ceased to separate words by the second century.

Data elements often do not contain spaces in their names or underscores are used to separate words.

Non-alphanumeric characters were replaced by blanks due to their inconsistent use in separating words, compounding words, and naming of chemical entities.

Data elements that need to be encoded also require some cleaning as data element names may use abbreviations or acronyms, or if multiple words are used, spaces are removed or underscores are used to separate words.

Besides error correction, the revised version properly delimits sentence boundaries and does not separate word contractions (like do for de + o, meaning 'of the'), which reflects a real-world scenario.

Watch it here The ancient Greeks had four separate words for the emotion.

A poem written about her posthumously used "psycho" and "therapist" as two separate words on the page.