Sentence examples for Be rephrased from inspiring English sources

But this is meaningless, since any bold choice can always be rephrased as a timid one.

But the issue needs to be rephrased in a slightly different context.

Before the question could be rephrased, Franco snapped back with the same response.

Perhaps that should be rephrased: he sashayed over to the multiplex as Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean.

That parenthesis will turn out to be untrue – or rather, it might be rephrased as "… who everybody thinks is childless".

However, the problem could also be rephrased as an operations research problem with a difference in terminology.

may be rephrased as follows: What are the "minimal neuronal mechanisms jointly sufficient for any one specific conscious percept?

Also, the plural variant here has a whiff of jargon and should be rephrased: "with fact-checking," perhaps.

You might want to consider how the interview questions could be rephrased in advance as candidates are allowed to ask for this.

If a judge objected to a surveillance warrant, then "the home secretary would need to think whether the warrant need to be rephrased".

In today's world of the Internet the question might be rephrased: Can a single e-mail from Brazil set off a torrent of action in Texas?