The apostrophed contractions in his notes made the text harder to parse.

In his soliloquy, Hamlet's apostrophe to his absent father struck the audience with unexpected tenderness.

Before submitting the article, he counted every apostrophe to be sure none were lost in the conversion.

After years of silence, the old scholar apostrophizes his younger self in the margins of the manuscript, scolding and forgiving at once.

During his speech, he apostrophized the empty chair as if his mentor were still alive.

In his final monologue, the actor apostrophized his absent father, pouring all the fury and affection of a son into words meant for someone who would never hear them.

Her apostrophic address to the empty theatre sent a shiver through the audience.

Writers must be careful with apostrophes when indicating possession or contractions.

The poet apostrophically addressed the moon as if it could answer.

The poet spent the evening apostrophizing the moon, weaving sorrow and longing into each line.