Description:
There is a useful option in Writer settings which makes a lowercase letter become a capital letter at the beginning of a new sentence after dots, question marks and exclamation marks. But there is a problem which occurs when this rule faces numbers.

That is, for instance, I have two phrases going one by one: "He`s now 90. He didn`t plan to live for so long". And LibreOffice doesn`t make the second "he" capitalized, so in my case it looks like: "He`s now 90. he didn`t plan to live for so long". The same occurs after "?" and "!" and also with a percentage mark ("%", "100%." and alike). And such behavior doesn`t depend on the language in which sentences are written. 

The same inconvenient pattern can be found in OpenOffice. Microsoft Word does that alright.


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Think of a phrase ending up with a number like "She is 20."
2. Type it, press ./?/! at the end of it, press Backspace and type a random word without pressing Shift at its first letter.
3. Get the word following the number and ./?/! with a lowercase first letter instead of a uppercase one. 

Actual Results:
The first letter of a word following a phrase ending with a number doesn`t get capitalized.

Expected Results:
The first letter of a word following a phrase ending with a number should get capitalized (minding that the corresponding option is activated). 



Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No

Additional Info:
It`s a minor thing really, but that`s irritating. I suppose there should be an easy way to fix that via editing some settings file. I will appreciate any help concerning the matter. And I`m sorry if this problem was already mentioned, but I searched and failed to find a similar case. Thanks for help in advance.