Sentence examples for a single phrase in from inspiring English sources

Instead, a single phrase in the law has been used as a way to continue the legal war against Obamacare by new means.

Caseby was exercised by a single phrase in an article by Hyde headlined Reeva Steenkamp's corpse was in the morgue, her body was on the Sun's front page.

Relying on a single phrase in the more than 900-page bill, the four petitioners argued that the federal government could not offer health insurance subsidies to individuals who purchased health insurance through the federal exchange, healthcare.gov.gov

The New York Times says a decision could rest on a single phrase in the agreement: whether a country's ability to "adjust" emissions targets can allow for weakening, as well as strengthening, commitments.

My greatest regret is a single phrase in a capsule review of Panahi's 2007 feature "Offside," which, at the time of its release here, I called "no audacious samizdat but, rather, sweetened exoticism for export".

Their accounts are in secret reports in Soviet-era archives, one of which offered the most tantalizing hint: a single phrase in the recollection of the chief killer that seemed to suggest where the two bodies might have been deposited.

Nixon's attitude toward the environment was, according to Mr. Wicker, summed up in a single phrase: "when in doubt, make it a park".

As its justification for this action, the Court of Appeals pointed to a single phrase to be found in our opinion in Davis v. United States, 411 U.S., at 240-241, 93 S.Ct., at 1581-1582.

The songs on "Smile" adhere to no rules: a single phrase may pop up in different songs, in different ways, sometimes with different words, all of which seem to have fluttered down from the cosmos.

"The entire contract can be summarised in a single phrase: humans agree to give up meaning in exchange for power".

If we were to attempt to sum up in a single phrase the delightful yet also uncanny element in them, we would have to say: they have all been healed".