Sentence examples for appropriate phrasing from inspiring English sources

Educators and FDCA contributed to discussions about appropriate phrasing of interview questions.

Such studies could involve focus group discussions with people with disability to identify issues specifically related to violation of rights of people with disability and identify appropriate phrasing of the questions.

There may be circumstances that predispose students to require more specific interventions, for example a non-native speaker of a language may need training in appropriate phrasing of questions as well as non-verbal cues to be most effective at history taking.

"Escaped alone" might be an appropriate phrase.

Perhaps "cautiously optimistic" might be an appropriate phrase.

One of the reporters then asked if "police action under the United Nations" would be a more appropriate phrase.

Senator John Edwards has a somewhat different issue to combat -- that he is, for lack of a more appropriate phrase, too pretty.

Both of them said a more appropriate phrase would have been "hua bei tong wei li liang", where beitong means "sorrow and pain".

22. McMaster repeats the "wholly appropriate" phrase several times, apparently alluding to the idea that the president can discuss what he wants as he sees fit, in line with our number 17, above.

Ironically, in 2009 we are so numb to hyperbole that totally appropriate phrases like "the worst album of all time" effectively divert attention away from how bad this album actually is.

One of the few to take the turn of events phlegmatically was Johnson's father, Stanley, who said the appropriate phrase was "Et tu, Brute?" before going on to say he now thought Gove was the best choice.