Sentence examples for badly phrased from inspiring English sources

But the "lesser people" statement itself is a decent thought badly phrased, nothing more.I'll repeat part of what I said about Mr Svanberg.

Updated at 6.21am BST 3.23am BST 'Binders full of women' Here's a video replay of that badly phrased comment by Romney from earlier on, courtesy NowThisNews.

In some ways it's a badly phrased objective, because greenhouse gas concentrations at a level that are "dangerous" for inhabitants of drought-prone East Africa or low-lying Tuvalu may be absolutely fine in Paris and indeed beneficial in Yakutsk.

The development process of EABPS used opinions on whether the questions were unclear, badly phrased, annoying, or unnecessary, or if any issue was omitted; this is a procedure which mostly relates to the face validity of the questionnaire.

Abstract arguments about free speech have a sudden urgency when we realise any one of us could find ourselves on trial for a strongly expressed opinion or a badly phrased joke.

"He just phrased it badly".

And while we sit not voting and whingeing on about the flaws, the weediness, the bolshiness, the taint of Blairism or the badly judged phrases or mannerisms of this or that MP, the rightwing will be obediently marching to the polling booths regardless and voting like billy-o all the way to victory.

It's a really terrible question, I realize I'm phrasing it badly, but can you talk about how you achieve that?

"Didn't Mr. Pellicano say, 'If you feel so badly about it, why don't you just have him killed?' " "He might've phrased it that way," Mr. Sender said.

Roughly phrased, but right.

All the average citizen feels, is that there is quite certainly more than meets the eye in the formal phrases & badly muffled exasperation evident in the exchange of letters betw.