Sentence examples for everyday expressions from inspiring English sources

Yes, on the one hand, I can't be so out of touch that I ignore young people's everyday expressions.

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, 1989 The 80s stoner double-act of Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter has given us dozens of new everyday expressions to choose from.

"If we want a world where everyone can live hassle-free, then everyday expressions of inequalities need to be confronted – not least as they help ease the big inequalities".

(One of the many, many everyday expressions that we derive from the text is the phrasing "the powers that be," which -- please do not forget -- are said by Paul in his Epistle to the Romans to be "ordained of God").

I have often been puzzled by the way in which you feel threatened by everyday expressions of discontent by your citizens, and have wondered how I should feel about what I've suffered at the hands of your regime.

This is one of variety of phrases placed in their historical context when illustrated with objects from the Fairfield Historical Society's collections in "Haven't a Clue!: Origins of Everyday Expressions," on view through Oct. 9. "Like most historical societies, we have a large collection of everyday objects including tools from the past," said Adrienne Saint-Pierre, the museum's curator.

He wishes to shift our attention, like an ecstatic poetry critic, a Randall Jarrell of everyday expression, to "what makes language delicious".

Gomes, a nice guy from Petaluma, California, has broad sloping shoulders and a pleasant, or O.K.-ish, everyday expression, but he's shaved his head now, too, which doesn't help, unless you're eager to join the crowding recent hordes of the undead.

Relying on stated choices is closest to everyday expression of preference; moreover, it is consistent with microeconomic theory.

Timothy Corrigan, in 2000, claimed that To Autumn' may be, as other critics have pointed out, his greatest achievement in its ability to redeem the English vernacular as the casual expression of everyday experience, becoming in this his most exterior poem even in all its bucolic charm".

Because Botox paralyzes muscles that create wrinkles, doctors said it should not be applied on muscles that move as a part of everyday facial expression.