It should be noted, though, that significant changes in the phrasing of the questions from the pilot study do not allow direct comparison of the responses to the current larger-scale multi-state online survey.
"The greatest moment of all was her on set, and she said, 'Would you mind if you change the order of the phrase?'" Mr. Parker recalled.
The omission of the word changed the meaning of the phrase entirely, taking it beyond a statement from one individual and turning it into a universal statement.
In case you missed it, the ad was focused on female empowerment, and is meant to inspire an effort to change the meaning of the phrase "#LikeAGirl" from being an insult into more of a compliment.
Mo'ne has forever changed the meaning of the phrase "throw like a girl".
Other than this change, the rest of the phrase is the same.
All of a sudden, climate change was the phrase of the day: New York's governor, Andrew Cuomo, and Senator Charles Schumer and former President Bill Clinton were all talking about it.
The difficult chord changes, the cumbersome phrasing, and the unpredictability of the weather made it standard practice for singers performing the anthem at the Super Bowl to sing to a prerecorded track.
Ms. Graham's account of Brahms's colorful "Zigeunerlieder" was an object lesson in what can be accomplished with changes of color and phrasing in repeated sections, and what an elevating effect thoughtful, fluid phrasing can have.
Because the effect seemed to be considerably intensified by rapid changes of mood, phrases and sections of highly contrasting moods were placed in juxtaposition.
