Sentence examples for direct phrasing from inspiring English sources

Her ear seems to tune in to the rhythms of life with enviably direct phrasing: "Louisa looks nothing without her hair".

The necessity of her genius, reinforced by reading her sister Emily's Wuthering Heights, modified this restrictive self-discipline, and, though there is plenty of satire and dry, direct phrasing in Jane Eyre, its success was the fiery conviction with which it presented a thinking, feeling woman, craving love but able to renounce it at the call of impassioned self-respect and moral conviction.

Their very direct phrasing almost makes it sound as if they're very aware of fragmentation issue on Android and what a headache it is for consumers.

In general there were no problematic issues concerning the translation process expect for item 10 that the panel agreed to use the Persian word 'suicide' instead of the less direct phrasing in the English 'The though of harming myself has occurred to me'.

These sentences may include short sentences or sub-phrases which imply "re-mention" or "negation," such as "我剛剛是說/問 (I just said/asked)" and "我不是說/問 (I did not say/ask)." In Clark's study [14], when misunderstanding happens, people prefer to deliver a direct phrase for correction.

In writing this article, I examined many cover letters and CVs to find a few real-world examples of direct, clear phrasing and good punctuation -- and of writing mistakes that lead to failure.

If he isn't responsive to the indirect approach, start slowly making it more direct with phrases like, "if we stay together," "if we live together," and later, "if we get married".

Then as he segued into economics, Limbaugh crudely directed the phrase "missing link" toward President Obama, an overtly racist association lost on zero listeners.

Mayor of New York City and business tycoon Michael Bloomberg, said that the BSA's Scout Law required of all Boy Scouts a Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent are "all the American values ... Americans have quaintly simplistic ways and direct ways of phrasing things .

One agent calls "nonviolent direct action," a phrase in activists' materials, "an oxymoron".

Further, the most direct and powerful phrase of the framers, "We the people," defines "the people," and it is not an individual.