Sentence examples for Strong phrasing from inspiring English sources

President Roosevelt, with his patrician accent and strong phrasing, would never win an election today.

In the Prologue the attention to musically vivid, theatrically strong phrasing throughout the solo variations for the six Fairy Godmothers is first-rate.

Bar 2 A strong phrasing device in blues guitar is the quarter note bend, also referred to as a "blues curl".

And "law of the land" was itself a strong phrase: the law accompanies the land and is inseparable from the land — not its rulers.

There was usually a good, strong phrase anchoring the songs: "It's not all right!" "Who knows, who cares!" And "Jaws" was sung from the point of view of someone being chomped by a shark.

Maybe "end-game" is too strong phrase to use, but IBM has announced a deal with Nuance Communications to "explore, develop, and commercialize the Watson computing system's advanced analytics capabilities in the healthcare industry".

I find it hard to believe that all of those people who have now come out with - especially the manager - very strong phrases about that moment, had no reaction at all, at that live moment".

In particular, the draft makes judicious use of some of the strongest phrasing available to the Council — such as "Demands," "Decides," and "shall: — that give the decisions made heft under international law and indicates commitments that the international community doesn't just recommend but fully requires Syria to follow through on.

Mr. Viotti's strong, vital conducting and warm phrasing made him a natural for Italian opera, from Donizetti to Verdi to Puccini.

And the next year he's playing Coachella, and he probably" is atrocious live (Mr. Richardson used a stronger phrase).

Jefferson included an even stronger phrase that was eventually struck out by amendment: "the opinions of men are not the object of civil government, nor under its jurisdiction".