Sentence examples for creative phrasing from inspiring English sources

She rose to prominence as a contestant on "The Voice," where she impressed with her effortless range and creative phrasing.

The easiest way to achieve Googleability is to use an uncommon or made-up word, or a creative phrase.

The news broke into the mainstream media, with clever headlines stating "Wrights -- Wrong" and that sort of creative phrase-smithing in which journalists love to indulge themselves.

Most or all of the kinds of knowledge involved in understanding naturally come into play in generation as well whether the knowledge is about the structure of words and phrases, about the relationship between structure and meaning representation, about conventional (or creative) ways of phrasing ideas, about discourse structure and relations, or about the world.

Dyson objects to the phrase "creative industries" for two reasons.

(Among other things, "The Producers" is credited with introducing the phrase "creative accounting").

In offices here you can hear people use the phrase "creative class" in conversation.

He called this process "creative destruction," a phrase that, McCraw writes, aptly describes Schumpeter's own course.

He ditched the friendlier phrase "creative disruption" adopted by many sharing firms in favour of "creative destruction".

Be sure to use creative words and phrases (such as metaphors and similes) to describe the storm.

* The title is based on one of the many creative turns of phrase I have heard Bill Hogan use.