Sentence examples for word division from inspiring English sources

Writing proceeds from left to right, and spaces indicate punctuation but not word division.

Etruscan writing proceeded from right to left and in earliest times had no word division or punctuation.

Whereas in English a space is usually used to separate words, Chinese has a very different structure whereby word division is either non-existent or operates in different ways.

Word division was not used in Phoenician inscriptions; however, there is not direct evidence for biblical texts being written without word division, as suggested by Nahmanides in his introduction to the Torah.

Feel into the word "division" and then feel into the word "unity"... which one feels more aligned within you?

Word division using spaces was commonly used from the beginning of the 7th century BCE for documents in the Aramaic script.

In Old English manuscripts, punctuation is idiosyncratic; to denote word divisions, writers tried a variety of strategies: dots, spaces, "camel case" (that is, using capital letters rather than spaces ToMarkTheBeginningsOfNewWords).

Danny Goldberg, former president of Mercury Records, the only major record label to have a spoken-word division, said Mr. West's album could do better.

Today, a few American tournaments include an international-words division.

The fallacies dependent on language are equivocation, amphiboly, combination of words, division of words, accent and form of expression.

Yesterday, people at the network said that ABC's corporate office was sending word to the news division that should the bid for Mr. Letterman fail, there was no other candidate in mind who would justify the removal of "Nightline".