Sentence examples for design and phrasing from inspiring English sources

L. relishes the way subtle choices of design and phrasing lend her posts a winking mysteriousness, hinting at feelings without making them explicit.

The highlight of the open-air Nutmeg performance was its "Sleeping Beauty" Garland Dance, with 12 white-dressed women bearing garlands and 6 men in gray making a changing series of designs and phrases in front of the ravishing backdrop of the Berkshires.

Making Colorado quietly unveiled the designs and phrases that resulted from a 12-person creative team's eight-week effort that was supplemented by assessment from marketing and branding experts from across the globe.

Finally, all but two measures were designed and phrased specifically in relation to childbirth, which may increase the validity of these measures.

Research design and methods (science) phrases were used most often, with importance to medicine (journalism), and comments related to the refereeing process (writing) next.

The process was led by TJS and LJS who, with help from Dr Tarun Dua, Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, World Health Organization, conceived the first draft, suggested the areas of enquiry, proposed the question structure and phrasing and established a design template.

His position on evolution is also rational, but he comes as close as he can get to using "intelligent design" and "creationism," the two main phrases of deniers.

The most frequent phrases used concerned scientific issues (1,274 phrases), including research design and methods, presentation and interpretation of results, analysis methods, population studied, power and sample size, measurement variables and measures used, the need for additional data, generalizability, quality of the data, and conflict of interest/ethics [see Table 2].

However, 12 other high quality studies were published since 2000, increasing the diversity in populations, study designs, and in the phrasing of the questions used to assess preferences.

The app is designed to find frequent words and phrases, trending topics in the debate, reveal how deceptive or authentic one of the candidates is speaking, and show how the candidates compare to each other and other past Presidential candidates.

(Hint: Just because you use the keyword "Taylor Swift" doesn't necessarily mean the random GIF pulled up will be of Taylor Swift, though Giphy's Director of Platform Products, Nam Nguyen, told HuffPost via email that the "translate" feature, introduced two years ago, is designed to "[convert] words and phrases to GIFs"). .