Sentence examples for economical phrasing from inspiring English sources
Their roles were consistent: Mr. Cantuária sang and finger-picked a rhythmic scaffolding, while Mr. Frisell improvised light filigree, elevating the songs with his economical phrasing and softly glowing tone.
They are, all of them, "those with elsewhere in their blood", in Gunaratne's economical phrase.
Turnbull won acclaim for his tough questioning of Sir Robert Armstrong, the British cabinet secretary, who invoked the phrase "economical with the truth" under questioning from the young Australian.
Ms Todd has in recent years painted many of the great and good, for example Lord Armstrong of Ilminster – he who popularised the phrase "economical with the truth" – but the former Cabinet Secretary gives an assured confidence in his portrait.
Back in 1986, a now-forgotten British cabinet secretary, referring to some politician who had narrowly managed to avoid outright lying, used the marvelously descriptive phrase "economical with the truth".
With a craggy, time-weathered face, cigarette-burnished voice and a deep well of elegant yet unsparingly economical turns of phrase at his command, Safer produced a body of work spanning more than 60 years that casts a long shadow in an industry he helped define.
Malkovich noted Eastwood's direction as "redefining economical", saying Eastwood was quiet and did not use the phrases "action" and "cut".
"His economical sentences surprise you with their philosophical depth, building in simple, deceptively gentle phrases towards harsh images".
Here 'sustainable' is paired with the trope most often proffered as a remedy to the conjoined threats of population explosion and economic disaster: 'development.' Taken together in the form of the phrase 'sustainable development,' these two terms therefore suggest that methods and strategies for securing an ecological and economical future are ready at hand.
It was economical to be economical.
