Like his father, he pauses in the wrong places and mangles phrases (exemplary comes out as exemplarary, tactical nuclear weapons as tacular weapons).
Nothing is more exemplary of the phrase "time is money" than the world of dried, boxed pasta.
For instance, phrases used to note exemplary ethical processes, as well as phrases used to note suspected conflict of interest, were classified as part of the "Ethics/Conflict of Interest" category.
Dawkins gives a list of some exemplary memes: 'tunes, ideas, catch-phrases, clothes fashions, ways of making pots or of building arches.' Note that while it is sometimes assumed that all memes are ideas (and vice versa) Dawkins's list includes other types of thing, such as ways of making pots, which are techniques.
His phrasing was fluid and his diction exemplary in the Schumann and in the six Eisler songs.
The movie is narrated in resolute and noble phrases by Galloway Barry Pepperr), and it sets out, in exemplary scenes, the life of ideal American warriors.
Some may prefer a more sensual tone in Strauss, but her breath control, phrasing and ability to convey the meaning of the text without fracturing the line remain exemplary.
In one exemplary interview with Politics Daily last year, he rather dramatically underscored his blue-collar roots by invoking phrases like "fingernails dirty," "grit and stuff of real life," "truck driver," "lunch-bucket," "Gordie Howe," "puked," "pro-beer," "scrapper," "John Mellencamp" and "Springsteen.
"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.
Terfel's German has always been exemplary but here he uses words like a fist of defiance against "eternal annihilation", spitting out consonants with impunity and making phrases like "barbarous son of the sea" as ugly and they are vivid.
