To see a writer describe the world with such specificity, and to learn that this formulation of words went beyond words — that it taught you about pity and shame, as well as beauty, liveliness and compassion — that's what stuck with me.
This appears to be the formulation of words being used when a resignation is offered and not accepted.
The second trap explains the strange formulation of words required of Hamas: not that it recognises Israel but that it recognises Israel's "right to exist".
Coming up with a formulation of words that piques the reader's interest, accurately describes the story and fits in the teeny-tiny box can be a big ask, especially at two minutes to deadline.
Despite apologising for his formulation of words, Wells then said that a female friend who was at the screening with him, and who found the film difficult to watch, was "a total candy-ass", and that his remark was based partly on what a male colleague had told him about his wife.
Talks between EU and UK officials will take place on Friday and through the weekend.The Brexit secretary, David Davis, is due to visit Brussels on Sunday and it is hoped he will sign off on an agreed formulation of words to allow for a successful European council summit.
In the present study for the first time we show that the deficit in schizophrenia was specific to the phonological formulation of words relative to their recognition and semantic interpretation, both of which were similarly lateralized in the two groups.
As a result, the field of etymology would arise (Socrates' part in Plato's Cratylus in Fowler 1921) that seeks to find the original formulations of words (in the hope that the original words might also provide insight into the essence of the things they connote), and also, the field of logic would originate, which examines the way language refers to the world.
Furthermore, the questionnaire underwent a thorough development process (lasting 6 months) to ensure that its content, structure and the formulation and wording of the individual questions would work well for the respondents.
Perhaps this is a somewhat exaggerated, as it is almost always an unprovable, claim, illustrating also a propensity for competing with the prestige of science on something like its own terms but the last remark in particular illuminates the same author's terser formulation: "prose = words in the best order, poetry = the best words in the best order".
