Sentence examples for expressions like this from inspiring English sources

A prominent professor of philology, requesting anonymity, said she was profoundly concerned at reports that the new owners of English might seek to eliminate from the language certain "pejorative proprietary expressions" like "this is a Mickey Mouse outfit" or "it's another Edsel".

With exuberant expressions like this, boldly painted portraits and generous dashes of scuttlebutt, Mr. Whitney has captured the glory days of the pipe organ in America.

On the rare occasions we use online slang expressions like this for effect (LOL, OMG, etc)., render them as readers most often see them — in this case: tl dr.

Fortunately, expressions like this were uncommon in the samples.

Because expressions like this were rare in the student response corpora, and did not contain explicit language about differential survival, the scoring models failed to detect them.

It is only the daring ones who go full-blown, you should pardon the expression, like this man Marjan Pejoski.

Recorded announcement: No hyphens are necessary in an expression like this.

I'd like to see an expression like this begin with an acknowledgment that citizenship means something — that illegal voting is actually a bad thing.

Making "I am mad at her" a text expression like this: IAMAH, won't work.

Our politicians would do well to reflect that, and to avoid these ghastly newly invented expressions like the plague.

Expressions like "the King of France" get treated one way, expressions like "\(1 + 4\)" another.