Example Sentences

Step1

Express your feelings in your writing by using an interjection. When you use interjections to express strong feelings, it should stand-alone and an exclamation point follows. Examples are "Oh, no!" or "Ouch!"

Step2

Determine the strength of the feeling you are trying to convey. If you are only trying to express mild feelings, you can use the interjection in a sentence and set it off with a comma. For example, "Hey, are you going too?"

Step3

Express hesitation by using an interjection. Some interjections such as "er" and "um" are commonly used when people aren't sure what to say or are thinking about what they should say. You will usually find these interjections more in speaking than in writing, but some writers do incorporate them into their work.

Step4

Working with interjections on the Internet. With the advent of smileys in email, instant messaging and forums, interjections have gone by the wayside on the Internet. Smileys express emotions for you thereby canceling the need for interjections on the Internet.

"At Answers.com, multiple users are allowed to edit the same answer, enabling a more refined way to convey cross-checked information to the asker."

1. The insidious disease spread quickly throughout the community.
2. We must be vigilant against the insidious influence of misinformation on social media.
3. The insidious nature of peer pressure can sometimes go unnoticed until it's too late.

The US flag is a symbolic symbol for our country.

All the lady in the airplane would do was fuddle around in her purse. or using a noun: The man was in a big fuddle when he couldn't find his car keys.

lothario is a noun meaning a male lover of women. so like a sentence would be:
The man was a lothario as he flirted with many girls at the bar.

Im a responsible person because i do my homework and i do my chores and i am a reliable person and im mature.

I'm gonna catch some z's before hitting the gym tomorrow morning.

To use "how" in a Japanese sentence, you can say "どのように" (dono you ni) to ask about a method or way of doing something, or "どう" (dou) to ask about a general preference or manner. For example, you can say "どのように日本語を勉強していますか？" (How are you studying Japanese?) or "どう思いますか？" (What do you think?)

If the word is federal, the sentence is:

The FBI is a federal government agency and part of the U.S. Department of Justice.

Parentheses are used to set off additional information that is not essential to the main sentence, such as clarifications, asides, or citations. They can also be used in mathematical expressions to indicate order of operations.

Not without making the sentence seem somewhat akward.

Her friendship has been a source of strength and support throughout the years.

The noun thaumaturgy is a word for working of miracles or magic feats; any art that invokes supernatural powers.

Advertised as an expert in thaumaturgy, the magician is really an expert in sleight of hand; a lot of practice not magic.

The capitals of Corinthian columns contain stylized leaves and flowers. Many artists use a stylized form of their initials as a monogram on their paintings.

Clamant is something that is noisy or calling urgently. "The clamant of the children, told the parents that something was wrong. "

When I asked the waiter to substitute carrots for the broccoli with my dinner, both kids said, "ditto" in unison.

In a sentence, you can use "asserted" to convey that someone has confidently stated or declared something without providing proof. For example, "The CEO asserted that their company was on track to meet its revenue goals for the year."

Diction means the choice of words or phrases / the style of enunciation in speaking or singing.

Sentence examples : "The Beauty Pageant contestants are improving their diction with the help of their diction expert."

Or, "She won the competition as her diction was very clear and apt."

I am ready to take a test. I am ready to go. Are you ready?

Thats all i know. Hope that helped!

an onomatopoeia is the use of word that denotes a thing that produces such a sound that is suggested by the phonetic quality of the word..

When the boss only yelled day after day, he became an antagonist instead of a leader.

As the Civil War drew to a close, the toughest antagonist of the Union forces was still Robert E. Lee.

His choice of wearing fluorescent pink socks and a bright green T-shirt with a pink fur collar matched his flamboyant personality.