Sentence examples for finding the word from inspiring English sources

I remember, early in my career, finding the word "reassure" listed as a possible response on many multiple-choice tests, including for my medical license, and feeling put off by it.

I deliberately avoid any order to the thought process after finding the word and instead think about the opposite of the word, or something different to it, or behind it".

But even if you acclimate yourself to finding the word "glebe" whenever you expect "soil," and agree, as a good sport, that "sky" rhymes with "sorcery," it won't help; most of Lazarus's atmospheric effects are stale in a way that transcends even the late Victorian period.

B.J. awakens from a nightmare covered in blood, finding the word "Sister" slashed into her chest.

I have no problem finding the word "revenue" in the dictionary, but the way it is used in public discourse has no connection to Webster's definition.

We smell freedom," he went on, finding the words.

I could feel myself not finding the words.

"I have difficulty finding the words to express my distress and outrage," said the widely revered head of state.

But one of the many things he never did get around to was finding the words to go with the anthem.

Mike Swanson, Arizona's director of public relations, said that the normally loquacious Schilling had trouble finding the words to describe his feelings.

For example, finding the words "sphere" and "cosmos" was extremely moving, Moussas told me: "I felt as though I were communicating with an ancient colleague, through the Mechanism".