Sentence examples for at the wording from inspiring English sources

If we look more closely at the wording of that paragraph, then we see further issues.

When read that sentence, a senior defense official winced at the wording.

When you look closely at the wording, it becomes clear that consumers don’t really have that right at all.

Criticism of Freedman continued, with some also taking offence at the wording of her apology, though others tweeted in her defence, including Mamamia staff.

The differences in expected outcomes are clear when one looks closely at the wording of the proposed goals on poverty and hunger.

Wendell was also upset at the wording of the warning from the home plate umpire, Dana DeMuth, saying he was told, "There's warnings out on you, anyway".

To get an idea of just how badly this might mess things up, one need only look at the wording for "Transition Tool 2", which was shown to the press during the conference call (screenshot below).

Mr Teixeira smiles at the word "unreconstructed".

He snorted at the word "turkey".

We'll look at the words again".

At the word "promotion," Polina almost laughed.