Sentence examples for accomplished phrasing from inspiring English sources

But this was not just Mr. Daniels's night; it was also Mr. Daniel's, for the performance of Beethoven's Second Symphony after intermission was full of elegantly accomplished phrasing, speed and grace: a comic opera in instrumental dialogue.

Mission (to coin a phrase) accomplished.

Using the phrase "mission accomplished" is something politicians are normally wary of.

Either interpretation will do, or yet anything else you might think of, because the phrase has accomplished its goal of stringing together three doubleplusgood terms: "sweeping," "reassurance" and "American".

No matter how talented you are or what you've accomplished, there are certain phrases that instantly change the way people see you and can forever cast you in a negative light.

Ms. Graham's account of Brahms's colorful "Zigeunerlieder" was an object lesson in what can be accomplished with changes of color and phrasing in repeated sections, and what an elevating effect thoughtful, fluid phrasing can have.

Mission accomplished, to use a discredited phrase?

While accomplished at coming up with phrases to describe what is wrong with Britain, Mr Miliband still struggles to find accessible language to convey how he would put it right.

When, in "Plainclothes Naked," Stahl has a character get "post-coital without getting coital," he accomplishes, in a phrase, what literary fiction usually takes two pages of workshop-modulated narrative to get through.

And the bills also help explain what lawmakers were trying to accomplish with the phrase "established by the State" -- to distinguish a state-centric system of exchanges, which the Senate favored, from a federally driven one, which was the House's approach.

In other circumstances, Siri required exact phrasing to accomplish specific tasks and subtle deviations from that phrasing would result in failure.