Sentence examples for Chosen phrase from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Pateman says that her aim is "managed neglect" - a carefully chosen phrase.

His chosen phrase for the evening is Kit Kat – "Brown on the outside, wafer on the inside".

He expressed this in a rather nicely chosen phrase: "The underworld is as rotten as the bourgeois world".

But in a carefully chosen phrase, he still insisted that the Union would acquire the military means in terms of both equipment and command posts—"to defend its interests" and handle crises.

For example, a recent Democracy Corps survey of voter discontent found that the most commonly chosen phrase explaining what's wrong with the country was "Big businesses get whatever they want in Washington".

Parrot fanciers keen to teach their own pretty polly to talk may have to repeat their chosen phrase over and over.

She's a brilliant exponent of rubato dancing, stretching chosen phrases to breaking point and then flying through the music with ecstatic abandon.

When Rex Tillerson, the Secretary of State, visited Beijing last month, Tillerson even recited Beijing's chosen phrases about "mutual respect" and "win-win solutions".

Sombre illustrations in dull hues suggest the isolation of the vulnerable man, the page layouts separating him from the threatening crowd, whose lack of compassion, though never explicitly spelt out, is evidenced in the illustrative juxtapositions and the carefully chosen phrases of the simple, fable-like text.

No matter what the chosen phrasing, the point is the same: despite the violence, as these crimes against humanity rarely pose direct threats to "American interests," there is little reason to get involved.

Both the dictionary and phrasebook hold all of the words and phrases in each game, as well as meanings and audio files for both; the player can look through different categories of words and phrases, use a search function, and bookmark chosen phrases.