Sentence examples for aspect of phrasing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kissin's musicianship is remarkable in every aspect of phrasing, technique and flair.

The definition of every aspect of that phrase, "high-quality," "legal," and "education" is dynamic, not the same as it was two generations ago.

His acknowledgment of his orientation (he was the first member of Congress to leave the closet voluntarily) was a quantum leap in the amazingly rapid evolution of the dominant public conception of homosexuality from some kinda deviated preversion to a "virtually normal" (in Andrew Sullivan's phrase) aspect of the natural variety of human life.

One aspect of her precision and careful phrasing, with nary a "like" or "you know" ever tumbling from her mouth, is that you need to listen hard to take it all in.

The critical aspect of this definition is the phrasing … believed to affect adversely … that pinpoints to the implicit shortcoming that there is no objective or physiological/biological marker of adverse odor effects.

In arguments about the foundations of economics, this is often referred to as an aspect of rationality, as in the phrase 'rational expectations'.

There is no sense of phrasing.

How old is the study of phrasing?

In this event-related brain potential (ERP) study, we examined how semantic and referential aspects of anaphoric noun phrase resolution interact during discourse comprehension.

Phrase used to indicate that every aspect of something is to one's liking.

Each unit of speech (e.g. a phrase or sentence) that described an aspect of a participant's experience of acupuncture was annotated in this way.