Sentence examples for use of capitalisation from inspiring English sources

With liberal use of capitalisation, his voice manages to be both uncontrollably fluent and believably mentally damaged.

In the post, which makes liberal and passionate use of capitalisation, Byrne writes: "My elderly parents ordered tea in your blanchardstown branch today.

Tool 1 has followed the correct use of capitalisations in all words and sentences, however Tool 2 has not capitalised words such as English, and Chinese, but did capitalise seven random words mid-sentence (Audit, Numerous, Concerning, Likewise, Taking, and What's).

Such markers include sentences that do not make sense, odd use of capitalisations in the middle of sentences, unusual phrases and, in the case where students have reprocessed work from old textbooks, out of date and superseded reference material.

The extent to which this represents an under-measurement of resource use is indicated by the low resulting measured level of capitalisation of the special clinic, also amounting to approximately 2%.

In this potentially conflicting scenario, the degree of capitalisation of the JPFEs played a pivotal role in determining the effective degree of autonomy of the PPPs.

"The factor of capitalisation is not right," Yusupov says.

Tim Dowling at the British newspaper The Guardian, wrote of the poem, "[a] disregard for the traditional rules of capitalisation is maintained throughout.

Both infrastructural transformation and services' portfolio reorganisation plans were enabled by the high degree of capitalisation.

A 2% rate of capitalisation is not viable for the well-functioning service that the special clinic appears to be.

The low level of capitalisation of the special clinics reflects its policy of outsourcing (largely from MCH) capital intensive services such as diagnostics and theatre, and is suggestive of the extent to which we have under-estimated the special clinic's use of these.