“The typography of this magazine is stunning, with a perfect balance of serif and sans-serif fonts.”

“Scrapbooking takes the elements of design, photography, typography, and embellishment and puts it into the realm of personal expression.”

“It's a handsome book, with bold typography and an atmospheric picture of a woman in a dark coat, walking into ectoplasmic mist.”

“But the semicolon was a Latin delicacy which the obtuse English typographer resisted.”

“I have always found this upsetting as an environmentalist, just as the current scandal infuriates me as a typographer.”

“This detail settled, the typographer is now instructed to proceed with the composition and to send proofs to the author.”

“Let's call it a typo rather than an admission of my own innumeracy.”

“Let's call it a typo rather than an admission of my own innumeracy.”

“The mistake is in the very line the typographist checks with the original.”

“While it may not be ideal, this web site certainly passes the threshold of readability for many readers, including many typographers.”

“On positive tip, one recent benchmark in the editorial column has to go to Luke Hayman over at New York Magazine who hires typographers as illustrators.”

“A small team of calligraphers and typographers, led by Frances Breen, then worked in collaboration with the artists to integrate key lines of the poetry into the artworks.”

“Despite our unflagging efforts, aided by outside proofreaders, typos still crop up from time to time.”

“No, I'm not talking about the usual typos and errata, but rules with no examples and written in micro print.”

“What about those little flubs and outtakes, the musical equivalent of typos?”