Sentence examples for complex phrasing from inspiring English sources

Dense blocks of type, complex phrasing and medical jargon are avoided.

Robert Fairchild and Tiler Peck — both stylish, lovable, miraculous in complex phrasing — swept Tuesday's performance up into peak after peak.

As the dancer changes arm positions, stops, turns and hops backward, you start to feel Ms. Tanowitz's skill with complex phrasing; as the trio develops like an extended canon, you note her pleasure in complex patterning.

Auerbach distinguished the high style of classical Greek and Roman rhetoric from the more psychologically complex phrasing of Hebrew Scripture, which, in turn, was less graphic and immediate than the story of God's incarnation through the vessel of a lowly carpenter, which forever changed the way man viewed reality.

For example, when you're responding to an event, you can shake the phone for a number of jokey excuses as to why you can't make it; if you long press on an event, it filters by the particular calendar; plus, the app accepts a much wider variety of complex phrasing than its tutorial indicates.

Or does it only stop journalists from inventing too complex phrases that were not understandable anyway?

People are now searching online using questions and complex phrases rather than just entering stand-alone keywords.

It was a complex phrase, offering both care and dejection, dependence and separation, but its resolution was one of devotion.

This review explores how sensory cues arising from central auditory and somatosensory pathways actively guide the production of both simple sounds and complex phrases in mammals.

The term 'flort' is simply a shortened form of FLORT, which is an acronym for a much longer and more complex phrase involving entire words.

By comparing the eye movements with the prose on the screen, the experimenters could tell if someone was slowing to understand complex phrases or simply scanning without comprehension.