Sentence examples for a phrase for this from inspiring English sources
Freud had a phrase for this: the narcissism of small differences.
"Statisticians have a phrase for this situation: Correlation does not imply causation".
Andrew Stanton, director of Wall-E and Finding Nemo, has a phrase for this: he says Lasseter has microscopes on his eyes.
And so the necessity to coin a phrase for this now more commonly experienced behavior — ergo: "going dark".
My friend has coined a phrase for this phenomenon, saying that a female candidate being examined through an unconsciously sexist lens is being "Hillaried".
There's a phrase for this type of humanizing sentence construction: people-first language, which Mental Health America describes as "speaking and writing in a way that acknowledges the person first, then the condition or disability".
"There's a phrase for that," he said.
Shakespeare would have a phrase for all this: once more on to the beach.
The perpetually warring redcoats of the British Raj coined a phrase for exacting this manner of retribution from recalcitrant native peoples: "butcher and bolt".
There is even a phrase for it.
A phrase for our times perhaps?
