Sentence examples for standard spelling from inspiring English sources

Above all, he argues that knowledge of standard spelling should not be confused with intelligence.

School inspectors in England have attacked companies for setting children a poor example by having names that "subvert" and "disregard" standard spelling and punctuation rules.

There is no standard spelling of Noongar words, but its written form is now being developed through institutions like the Noongar Boodjar Language Centre in Bunbury.

Horobin encourages us to remember that "our standard spelling is just an arbitrary set of conventions which were only fully codified in the 19th century".

Schoenberg is said to have changed "Aaron" to "Aron" to avoid having 13 letters in his title, although the new edition of the film from New Yorker Video uses the standard spelling.

I know it's the influence of too many dark books and horrific climaxes but, when I read the mirroring description of the two Larssons& 8212and their parallel lives& 8212on Wikipedia, a small chill went through me, and my mind was off and running with strange conspiracy theories of its own: Larsson's first name originally was Stig which is the standard spelling.

A: ORI has, and will, continue to refer cases to DOJ and OIG that meet the referral standard spelled out in our regulations.

Following the suicides, Apple published a set of standards spelling out how factory workers should be treated.

Though it might seem as if the Bible translation set a very powerful precedent for orthographic standards, spelling actually became more inconsistent during the remainder of the century.

Kathryn Hudson, the parliamentary commissioner for standards, spelt this out in a letter she sent to Mercer as part of the investigation.

In Cardinal O'Connor's style, Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston was utterly direct with this message -- no matter how uncomfortable he might be making a group of political leaders, virtually none of whom could qualify as "unambiguously pro-life" by the standards spelled out in the Boston prelate's homily.