Sentence examples for two commas from inspiring English sources

Use two commas to separate the phrase or no commas if it does not need separation.

Misplaced modifier alert: what she means above is that you can see only one of the two commas.

The enharmonic fifth G♯ E♭ (in which E♭ is treated as equal to D♯) is nearly two commas out of tune in the mean-tone system.

Among beautiful graphite drawings at Paul Morris, "Between You, Me, & the Lamppost" consists, self-referentially, of only two commas and an ampersand (Johnson).

Did I mention that my bonus check had two commas in it?" Now might seem a perfect moment for credit unions to shout from the rooftops about what makes them different from for-profit banks.

For "Between You, Me, & the Lamppost" the artist has drawn just two commas and an ampersand, which is puzzling until you realize those are indeed the elements that come between the words in the title.

Results are output in a choice of two comma-separated-variable (CSV) formats readily imported into R, Excel and other packages.

There are three commas.

Eight commas in one sentence!

There are are four commas.

If you need four or five commas per sentence to keep the clauses straight, consider simplifying.