Sentence examples similar to consequently the phrase from inspiring English sources

A few idiomatic expressions proved problematic: in particular, the heading "Optimal care" was challenging for the forward translators, consequently causing the back translations of the phrase to be incongruent with the original version.

Understandably, he seems to hate the phrase "sexing up", which consequently never appears without quotation marks, and which, he notes, "is a slang expression, the meaning of which lacks clarity in the context of a discussion of the dossier".

The task of the accuser is consequently straightforward and, if I may use the phrase, vociferous; but the defence requires a thousand arts and stratagems.

In the 19th century the use of mercuric nitrate in the hat industry to carrot, or lay, the felt caused tremors and a physical disturbance that gave rise to the phrase "as mad as a hatter" and consequently was banned.

The phrase grates.

Smith played the phrase.

What was the phrase?

Both used the phrase.

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The phrase was later repeated.

The phrase is cringe-worthy.