Sentence examples for collection of phrases from inspiring English sources

Her words reduce American playhouses to an unforgiving, haiku-esque collection of phrases: "Four walls.

The legal conditions are a meaningless collection of phrases cut and pasted from legitimate sites.

It's not much of a theory, at least as rendered here more like a collection of phrases.

What else to say about this relentlessly (hopelessly?) sunny and pretty collection of balletic phrases that engenders a terrible blankness in the mind?

It's just a collection of trite phrases about back roads and alcohol that data researchers have determined country consumers are used to hearing on the radio and are thus amenable to hearing again.

One day, I hope to own the world's largest collection of the phrase "the Oscars of our industry".

In a collection of epigrams titled "Phrases and Philosophies for the Use of the Young," Wilde wrote, "The first duty in life is to be as artificial as possible.

Jazz solos, he learned from his models, were concocted almost entirely "from a small collection of 'crips,' short phrases that can be combined in a million ways, subjected to all possible variations".

They had driven from Toronto to listen to Goldsmith read from "No. 111 2.7.93-10.20.96," whish is a collection of syllables, words, phrases, and sentences that Goldsmith gathered between the dates in the title.

It yields better results to extract product aspects as topics, which is a collection of co-related phrases.

You can tell because there's no great idea there, rather it's a collection of buzzwords and phrases like "We're the (fill in the blank) of (fill in the blank).