paragraphing

A com- mentary, following the paragraphing of the text, follows at its end.

A clever man might successfully disguise every element of his style but one-the paragraphing.

He gave his judgment on 22 June 1772 (this version is transcribed from a newspaper report, with modern paragraphing):

The Joanna typeface, the ragged setting, the paragraphing, the use of the ampersand and contractions, to be sure, are all there.

I will concede the possibility that the verbal similarities, and even the punctuation, could be coincidence, though it is highly improbable; but not the paragraphing.

A writer of gimcrack verse chooses words only to scan and rhyme, and there is no paragraphing."

The paragraphing of the English translation parallels the division of the parashot in the Hebrew version on the facing page.

Other layout features (e.g. the numbering and paragraphing of associated groups of quotations) are added to assist lexicographic work.

The editors' goal is to preserve the original spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and paragraphing of the manuscript, as well as the author's intentions and words.

As with The Fall of Numenor I have numbered the paragraphs, the numbers running continuously through the text; the paragraphing of the original is very largely retained.

Punctuation and paragraphing have been formatted for modernization, and verbs with multiple meanings have been updated to better account for their contextual usage.

It seems reasonable to suggest, though, that these variables, together with pause and intonation, perform the functions in speech that punctuation, capitalization, italicization, paragraphing etc. perform in written language.

Diction and syntax may be determined and controlled by rational processes in full consciousness, but paragraphing- the decision whether to take short hops or long ones, whether to hop in the middle of a thought or action or finish it first-that comes from instinct, from the depths of personality.

In stylistic terms, the long and digressive sentences, the accumulation of parentheses, the sustained use of the present participle, the increasing lack of conventional paragraphing and punctuation are all deployed in order to convey simultaneity of perception, in a manner reminiscent of both Proust and Faulkner.