Sentence examples for a phrasing that is from inspiring English sources
"We talk about 'people with obesity,' not 'obese people,' a phrasing that is more about identity," he said.
After the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention asked about Liu Xia, the government replied that she was subject to "no legal enforcement measure" — a phrasing that is so splendidly true.
To coin a phrase, that is diddly-squat.
Mr Gul has described it as a "silent revolution", a phrase that is being echoed everywhere.
Parliamentary sovereignty is a phrase that is more used than understood, let alone exercised.
A phrase that is often used, but perhaps not widely understood.
This was truly — in a phrase that is invariably and unthinkingly used in the pejorative — a mutual-admiration society.
It's a self-selecting sample, a phrase that is a foreign language in the world of early-years intervention.
People here often begin conversations with a phrase that is still not uncommon in today's China: "We are poor".
Well, appended to this drama's title, on the cover of its program, is a phrase that is both disclaimer and come-on: "a fictionalised memoir".
The tax increases and spending cuts are the result of Washington's having previously kicked the can down the road, to use a phrase that is popular here.
