Anyway, I needed to be 'born again', for want of a better expression.
It is worth remembering the dominance of pop-conceptualism (for want of a better expression) in the 1990s, during the febrile genesis of Britart.
"There is just a great deal of ego and chutzpah, for want of a better expression, on the part of people who would invest in and be captivated by this approach".
"If the residential care market, for want of a better expression is price-driven, then inevitably local authorities are going to go to somebody who can provide something at a cheaper price," said Family Care Associates chief executive officer, Ed Nixon.
Different toilet, but same shit, for lack of a better expression.
For want of a better expression, I put it to Lake that this is his, and Jack's, superhero origin story.
Cat's latest venture is Huffington Post Rise, a show designed to jumpstart viewers' days with uplifting and empowering information, rather than the negativity and, for lack of a better expression, bad news we see on most morning shows.
Mr Wallace told the BBC's Inside Out programme: "There were minefields, asbestos minefields for the want of a better expression.
Burning Man has given birth to an entire spectrum of dusty transformational festivals on the West Coast a scene defined by its DIY aesthetic, heady house and techno, and zealous embrace of for want of a better expression—"hippie shit".
There is no doubt about it, 'sustainable' is a better expression for the same sorts of ideas than 'organic'organic
