Sentence examples for always phrase from inspiring English sources

Clearly and politely state your request, and always phrase it as a question ("May I take a photo with you?") rather than a statement ("I want to take a photo with you").

"It's always phrased very carefully," he said.

"You're the one who always phrases it that way," he told Mr. Kruger.

pay packages is almost always phrased as a problem with the pay-for-performance model that Mr. Kay so stoutly defends.

"Could Deloris help a needy child?" "Does Deloris need a dog?" "Can we have a montage where Deloris and the nuns bond while painting a colorful anti-drug mural?" The Disney notes were always phrased in the most positive, gee-wouldn't-it-be-great-if tone, and that was the problem.

"He'd say, 'I don't want to formally ask because I don't want to be formally rejected, but having said that, would you do it?' or 'I need you to do it,' or 'I want you to do it.' " "It was always phrased in such a way as to give both men plausible deniability," the individual added.

It's always phrased differently, but the idea is the same.

It is this kind of question albeit not always phrased in this way, and accompanied by definite views about what constitutes a philosophically appropriate answer that animate what we might call Lewis's "applied metaphysics": the application of his basic positions in ontology and modality to a range of perennial metaphysical topics.

It's always a phrase; usually something Manhattan-y, like 'Rowland H. Macy' or 'Summer of Sam'.

There may be (in the timeworn and not always helpful phrase) a " struggle for existence" in the living world; but there is also so much more.

"You always hear phrases like 'bitterly polarized' in news reports.