Sentence examples for a novel phrasing from inspiring English sources

Aside from validating a novel phrasing of item 14, the present study also extends previous research in several important aspects.

Ironically, back in May 1915, when the horrors of Armenian suffering in eastern Anatolia were being extensively reported, Britain, with its French and Russian allies, condemned what they called a "crime against humanity" - then a novel phrase.

His presence in Canada first became apparent during a debate in which Harper appealed for the votes of what he called "old-stock Canadians" – a novel phrase that struck a deliberately discordant note in the typically inclusive chorus of Canadian multiculturalism.

In this paper, we present a novel phrase chunking model based on the proposed mask method without employing external knowledge and multiple learners.

These poems may display an increased pithiness or impressively novel phrasing, but this offers little recompense to the reader already familiar with Polley's poetry.

Whichever, his artistry did not light up until the final movement, when his novel phrasing and articulation suggested he still has something exciting to say with this music.

Semantically, our novel phrasing, "I have difficulty talking to attractive persons of the sex/sexes that I am interested in", can be considered to fall in-between of Weiss et al.'s preferred and discouraged alternatives, incorporating both the potential partner connotation (although implicitly) and the attractiveness connotation.

Subjects interpreted a novel noun noun phrase, designed a new concept from it, and listed the similarities and dissimilarities between the nouns.

Repertoire size was estimated from a cumulative plot of the novel phrase types appearing in 20 song bouts [27].

Although these items had not been presented during the exposure phase, 69% of the words in these novel phrases had been spoken in the exposure material.

A novel, non-heteronormative phrasing of item 14 should reflect this important aspect.