Sentence examples for better phrases from inspiring English sources
The Democrats need better phrases.
SALLYLAW: "Household cavalry" might be one of the better phrases I've learned from all this.
Latham recently participated in an online geoengineering group seeking better phrases to describe their aspirations.
Stevenson said of labels, "I think we use them too often and too reflexively, and often when we do use them, there are probably better phrases".
In one of his better phrases, Cross says that "playthings are only props on a wider stage of wills and motives". He knows that bigger subjects are there: the changing view of childhood in America, the creation of a culture of children (and adolescents), the meaning of play, the ethos of business conglomerates.
Better phrases might include "Interesting idea...is there a way for us to focus it a bit more?" or "That's a great idea, let's think through that together right now". Rather than not pursuing the idea, pursue it, at least a bit.
"Westward explosion" might be the better phrase.
A better phrase might be "The Great Society".
Perhaps it could have been better phrased.
Can a person learn better phrasing late in life?
This, for want of better phrase, is your drug.
