Sentence examples for active phrase from inspiring English sources

It is an active phrase; Dr. King and his followers hew the stone from the mountain.

They used active phrases when describing their everyday life, such as "I know", "I will", and "I can".

"Quaker Up" was a way of making the brand "more active" by "phrasing it in a way people talk".

The "Digital Footprints" study coined a new phrase, "active digital footprint," to refer to the personal information that individuals increasingly place online voluntarily.

Jeb's decision to declare he was "actively exploring the possibility of running" rather than simply "running" – a formulation that allow him to avoid triggering campaign disclosure requirements under federal election law – also attracted a mixture of cynicism and ridicule on Twitter where the phrase "active exploring" briefly became a meme all its own.

They don't make me lunge for the nearest exit quite yet, but the phrase "active shooter scenario" does briefly bubble up from the depths of my imagination.

Furthermore, the study confirmed the benefit of the use of active words and phrases, which are more functional for assessment.

Unintentionally, this discourse further excludes the most vulnerable older adults as – under the present phrasing – active ageing seems unattainable for many of those who are already frail and dependent.

Mr. Neily urged the Supreme Court to be more active but rejected the phrase "judicial activism".

He knows how to make the chill to his finely polished tone exciting, and his phrasing is active.

"If we really want equality we must all make an active decision to abandon phrases such as 'what it means to be masculine' and the like.