Sentence examples for a rephrase from inspiring English sources

He took a long pause, then asked for a rephrase.

She chides imprecision, asks for a rephrase, has a frightening talent to make you feel small.

And isn't 'compassionate conservatism' a rephrasing of the fabled third way?

It was delivered drily, humorously, and as a rephrasing of a lesson the man's father had once taught him, instead to describe the philosophy of his band.

The chant was a rephrasing of a popular Hindu slogan, "har har Mahadev", which means "Each of us is Mahadev [or, Shiva resides in every one of us]".

Men's comparative economic autonomy created a kind of anxiety about gift-giving that still lingers — the common, lamenting phrase "What to buy the man who has everything" is, in part, a rephrasing of the notion that men could buy what they wanted.

A rephrasing of Theodosius Dobzhansky's famous maxim is appropriate here: "Nothing in the study of the New World settlement makes sense except in the light of evolution".

Or for a rephrasing.

Additionally, our study indicated that a rephrasing of item 12 may be needed.

It follows that the centroid of the final mutant population is halfway between the point of origin and the boundary, which is a rephrasing of the midpoint rule.

A rephrasing of this statement as " the study of mitotically and/or meiotically inherited changes in gene function that cannot be explained by the classical central dogma of molecular genetics" provides a working definition that is quite consistent with our deliberations.