Sentence examples for apt phrasing from inspiring English sources
He has the power to help "Americans who call themselves white," in Ta-Nehisi Coates apt phrasing, to ask themselves why they do that and whether they should keep doing it.
I think it's an apt phrase for Simon's evocation of a certain England.
While not without flaws, particularly in communicating ideas, 'lightweight' is not an apt phrase.
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"It requires an architecture of consciousness," was Mr. Gaussoin's apt phrase.
It's an apt phrase that applies to him and his events.
Their position, in the apt phrase of the writer Melissa McEwan, is to "protect the sanctity of traditional domestic violence".
In the apt phrase of Zalmay Khalilzad, the US ambassador in Baghdad, they are the "infrastructure of civil war".
In the play of Washington power, State and Defense are, in Kissinger's apt phrase, "institutionally impatient" with each other.
It's an apt phrase, suggesting someone who is at once in the thrall of and subordinate to our mortality.
