Sentence examples for creative wording from inspiring English sources

The formulation of the proposal required creative wording, due to the lack of an explicit public health competence.

This can take the form of a personal story or creative wording.

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

For then it will be that the spirit that leads history will have uttered the creative words: fiat Europa".

If Murdoch and his minions still yearn to sink resources into the creative word, they may be much less breakable than many of their foes would hope.

Many of these ideas are an inelegant combination of bluster and parody, a creative word salad – some of the choicer Davos-inspired word creations include "horizontality," "equalitability" and "unrecruitment" as well as "destratification".

In second place came "columbusing", the concept of cultural appropriation, "especially the act of a white person claiming to discover things already known to minority cultures", which was named 2014's most creative word.

By the time Hellman's "The Autumn Garden" premièred on Broadway, in March of 1951, Hammett hadn't published a creative word in seventeen years... Raymond Chandler, who published his first story in Black Mask just as Hammett was bowing out, later groused, "If a character in a detective story says 'Yeah,' the author is automatically a Hammett imitator".

It was said earlier that the "engendering command" (al-amr al-takwînî) is the creative word "Be!" (kun) and that it turns nonexistent entities into existent entities.

The word was selected by the American Dialect Society in January 2006 as the "most creative word" of 2005.

Like the creative words of God in Genesis, she says, "Let it be.