Sentence examples for a kind of phrasing from inspiring English sources

Movement analysts say that we all have a kind of phrasing baseline — a personal style that is fairly unconscious and unchangeable.

In Arthur Miller's All My Sons and Harold's Pinter's A Kind of Alaska, the phrases that give the dramas their names are given to a character; but, in David Mamet's Oleanna and David Hare's Racing Demon, the nominal words are never glossed.

In molecular biology the word "motif" can mean different things, but in the simplest sense it is a kind of genetic phrase.

The plan of the two cities had also integrated strong business interests into the system, aiming to make 'zero carbon zero waste' a kind of catch-phrase or a fashion statement that would enhance the value of the real estate the two eco-cities were planning to offer.

"Terms like 'emotional labor' can be so useful but I deliberately never say 'toxic masculinity.' It's a deliberate choice because I think a lot of people don't really know what we mean but toxic masculinity it's just become a kind of buzz phrase and I wonder about the need to qualify masculinity because toxic masculinity suggests that there is a masculinity that is what, not toxic?

"Terms like 'emotional labour' can be so useful but I deliberately never say 'toxic masculinity.' It's a deliberate choice because I think a lot of people don't really know what we mean but toxic masculinity it's just become a kind of buzz phrase and I wonder about the need to qualify masculinity because toxic masculinity suggests that there is a masculinity that is what, not toxic?

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"I keep a kind of mental notebook of phrases that resonate in my mind," said Rob Wynne, an artist who lives in Manhattan.

Finally, over yet another nice dinner at which he mocked my food choices again, apparently feeling he could do so because he was paying for them, I said I thought we shouldn't sleep together anymore, seeing as there was a "visible terminus" (the kind of phrasing he was partial to) to our relationship.

The phrase "housing crisis" has become a kind of go-to comfort phrase for a lot of people, whether it is family, friends, or the people I find myself in awkward debates with in the corners of parties or distant relatives at family events.