Examples of 'are punctuated' in a sentence
Meaning of "are punctuated"
The phrase 'are punctuated' is typically used to describe the act of inserting punctuation marks, such as periods, commas, or question marks, into a written or spoken sentence. Punctuation marks help to structure and clarify the meaning of a sentence by indicating pauses, emphasis, or the end of a thought
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Ordinary lives are punctuated by extraordinary moments.
The walls of the galleries facing the courtyard are punctuated by arched openings.
They are punctuated by a warm island breeze.
Drug and arms trafficking are punctuated by periodic violence.
The lines are punctuated by structural cadences, presenting the text in a temporary repose.
The actions of its heroes are punctuated by gastronomic events.
The tests are punctuated by breaks to encourage the person 's concentration and motivation.
But so many of my memories are punctuated by songs.
The mountains are punctuated with patches of moss and a waterfall.
Pancreatic islet development proceeds through stages during fetal gestation which are punctuated by discrete transitions.
Changes cards are punctuated by the seasons.
In the interpersonal aspect, the relationship with friends, professors and health professionals are punctuated.
These libraries are punctuated with skulls.
So, you have recognition and then action, but they are punctuated.
The north and south facades are punctuated by arched windows.
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The pages are punctuated with numerous drawings and diagrams.
The side walls in exterior elevation are punctuated by so-called deadly windows.
The façades are punctuated by rectangular frames separated by flat profiles of plaster.
Linked together by the central axis, they are punctuated with public spaces.
These festivals are punctuated by several ceremonies and periods of meditation.
These situations are highly time-constrained and are punctuated by several problem-solving phases.
These steps are punctuated with cinematic sequences and bonus games.
Individuals are most often well, but their lives are punctuated by periodic painful attacks.
The two floors are punctuated by large bays separated by soberly moulded cords.
The sides of the church are punctuated with several chapels.
Rounds are punctuated with facts about aging, dementia, Alzheimer 's, and memory theory.
The transitions between different projects are punctuated by images of women workers carrying loads.
The stages are punctuated by large wooden games which will delight the children.
Adventures in Eredan iTCG are punctuated by numerous modes.
These concerns are punctuated by Israel 's flagrant disregard of article 76 of the fourth Geneva Convention.
In the meantime, many cities of India are punctuated by several terrorist incidents.
These exchanges are punctuated by Internet searches and writings.
Walls, finished with hardset plaster, are punctuated by the street-facing windows.
His mountains are punctuated by forests, which in turn are lightened by mists and waterfalls.
His responses to a reporter 's prying questions are punctuated with long pauses and " I do not know 's . ".
All our lives are punctuated by unique moments, for which we want to feel special.
Large Arabian seating areas are punctuated by arches and stone walls.
The office floors are punctuated by a regular grid of structural columns spaced 10 meters apart.
Artistic and cultural programs are punctuated by events, shows and concerts.
Current events are punctuated by the crises - financial, sovereign, economic and institutional crises.
Today, the lives of city dwellers are punctuated by episodes of air pollution.
Many of the lines are punctuated at the end by a double drumbeat.
Over a breakfast table, his remarks are punctuated with giggles and much self-deprecation.
Chaos and sorrow are punctuated by interludes of fun and humour.
Fushi and company's travels are punctuated by battles with the Nokkers.
Revolutions are punctuated by successive crises.
Long silences and breaks are punctuated by intense bursts of communication.
The successes of government forces are punctuated by bloody conflicts between the terrorists themselves.
The broad fields and meadows are punctuated by villages but forested areas are absent.
And the proposals for reform are punctuated with violent criticisms of the current European Commission.
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Punctuated her sentences with throwing furniture
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