Sentence examples for another phrase that from inspiring English sources

"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.

Another phrase that has lost its freshness.

There's another phrase that comes to mind in assessing Trump's move: snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

Another phrase that speaks to a soldier in his own language is "degle shachor" (DEHgel ShaHor) - it means "black flag".

"Evolution" was replaced with "changes over time," and in another phrase that referred to the "long history of the Earth," the authors removed the word "long".

GONE VIRAL is another phrase that is new today, and it describes an online video that is passed around the Internet through video-sharing and social media Web sites and becomes exceedingly popular.

Just days after September 11th, a poll found that 30% of Greeks thought the terrorist attacks on the United States were justified.Probably the least carping of Europeans are those who lived in what Ronald Reagan called the Soviet Union's "evil empire", another American phrase that caused mirth in Europe, except to those who lived wretchedly under the empire's heel.

An appositive is basically just a noun phrase that restates another noun phrase that came before it.

I don't know another way to phrase that.

Programmatic is another cliché catch phrase that doesn't mean anything unless you add context.

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is another overused, though quite applicable phrase that applies to how IT and management teams think about where to apply limited resources to implement meaningful change.