Sentence examples for another phrase of the from inspiring English sources

As much as it tried to reverse the supposed decline of civilization — the drug-bust episodes are just shy of "Reefer Madness" territory — the series was, to use another phrase of the time, pretty heavy.

"Another phrase for the kind of physics I do is mesoscopic," says Donald.

"Problematic," as you probably know, is a more academic and ambiguous way of saying something is "politically incorrect"—another phrase that was once the title of a Comedy Central show about hot-button issues.

Her second point is more intriguing: Jones objects to the regress argument's conclusion that no real explanation of the meaning of denoting phrases can be achieved if we explain a proposition containing such a phrase with another proposition containing a phrase of the same form.

The addition of BLE in each base phrase to make another phrase reminded me of the character Mushmouth from the "Fat Albert" cartoons of the 1970s (the character of Fat Albert himself actually goes back much further in Bill Cosby's routines).

Stevens's Saracens team-mate Mako Vunipola was another whose "points of difference" - the phrase of the day among the coaches - proved decisive, securing him the other available spot in the props department.

Out of the 67 clusters with univocality failures we identified, 30 (45%) were a result of differences where one term contained a phrase of the form ' X Y', while another term contained a semantically comparable variant phrase ' Y of X' or ' Y in X'.

There was the student in Cairo who cornered a reporter a year ago and demanded to know why the prison at Guantánamo Bay was still open, and the European foreign minister who, at a diplomatic dinner in Washington, asked whether "the pivot to Asia is another phrase for ignoring the rest of the world".

What about a phrase of the year?

This was the phrase of the week.

To adapt the phrase of the hour: hell, no.