Sentence examples for a phrasing in a from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this psychometric study was to develop and validate such a phrasing in a clinical sample.

"EVER closer union" is not just an aspiration or a phrase in a European treaty.

Nobody could turn a phrase in a way that might reach unpolitical people as Charles could.

Was a phrase in a second reading passage "speculative" or "ironic" or "defensive"?

The decision was the court's fourth encounter since 2007 with a phrase in a federal law, the Armed Career Criminal Act.

So, instead, the Democrats sought to portray Bork as "a right-wing loony," to use a phrase in a memo written by the Advocacy Institute, a liberal lobby group.

In 2003, Amazon introduced Search Inside the Book, which allowed customers to hunt for a phrase in a book without having to buy it.

Welles directs as he acts, moving people around between lines, getting them to lower or raise their voices or shape a phrase in a different way.

Once you have used or encountered a word or a phrase in a new context, it takes on associations and meanings it did not have before.

The painting, which depicts the painter Thomas Cole and the poet William Cullen Bryant standing on a rocky ledge in the Catskills, is titled after a phrase in a Keats sonnet.

Martin notes that Child was thinking about an "enjambment," the lit-crit term for a phrase in a poem that runs over into a second line.