ellipsis points造句

例句与造句

1. The ellipsis is represented by " ellipsis points " : a set of three dots.
2. In the 15th, the writer or editor is offered three different systems of ellipsis points to choose from.
3. When ellipsis points are used in the original text, ellipsis points that are not in the original text should be distinguished by enclosing them in square brackets ( e . g . " text [ & ] text " ).
4. When ellipsis points are used in the original text, ellipsis points that are not in the original text should be distinguished by enclosing them in square brackets ( e . g . " text [ & ] text " ).
5. The " Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society " more succinctly yet says : " Within a quotation use the spelling and punctuation of the original . . . . If omitting material from a quotation, use three ellipsis points ".
6. It's difficult to find ellipsis points in a sentence. 用ellipsis points造句挺难的
7. In the past, " 13 December 1883 " _ a dying form _ was stoutly preferred, but the new edit, I learned what I took to be the correct way to handle ellipsis points, used to denote elisions in quoted text : essentially, three dots for an elision in midsentence, four for an elision at the end or for several elided sentences.
8. He quoted Harriman's preface about how changes from the original were supposed to be noted in the text, and said, " When such editorial changes are not made explicit, when not even ellipsis points are provided to indicate missing text, doubt is cast unnecessarily on the volume's authenticity . " Citing Sciabarra's essay, Gladstein gave the book as an example of publishing efforts by Rand's estate that " have not always exhibited a confidence-inspiring level of academic rigor . " In his book " The Ayn Rand Cult ", journalist Jeff Walker suggested the published journals might be " completely unreliable and . . . may have been thoroughly twisted in the interests of the present-day cult ".