Sentence examples for by this phrase from inspiring English sources
"Step one is, What do you mean by this phrase?" Chattopadhyay then asked what's my definition of "global warming".
The latter message is repeated below the video, and the DONATE button is followed by this phrase: "Help us stop Alex Sink from bankrupting us in Congress".
What they meant by this phrase was not merely that cops could be mean, but that capitalism had declared war on blue-collar prosperity itself.
If I was briefly moved by this phrase, it shouldn't have come as much of a surprise, since I'd already written it, in effect, in the past.
All bad news in life, Nathan Rabin suggests in his mordant first book, should be preceded by this phrase: "We think you should do a solo album".
Also the thesis, 'There must be knowledge of what one knows': for it is possible by this phrase to mean that knowledge belongs to both the knower and the known.
In a time when so many conservatives talk ad nauseam about the differentiation between rights granted by God and those authored by governments, this phrase, the commission of love, the root of many religions, reframes gay rights as God-given rights like other human rights and therefore beyond the right of governments to restrict.
Further Questions for Discussion: –What is the meaning of the phrase "not in my backyard?" In what other situations do people often react by using this phrase?
By including this phrase, the trial court unquestionably left it to the jury to determine whether McGuire committed the prior acts; only if the jury believed he was the perpetrator could it use the evidence in deciding whether McGuire was guilty of the crime charged.
Solvitur ambulando -- "it is solved by walking". This phrase refers to the 4th century Greek philosopher Diogenes's response to the question of whether motion is real -- he got up and walked.
