Sentence examples for fresh phrases from inspiring English sources

It's all pretty good, basically, and we've got some fresh phrases in the theme entries that are also familiar.

These writings, in the words of Henry Cadbury, Professor of Divinity at Harvard University and a leading Quaker, "contain a few fresh phrases of his own, [but] are generally characterized by an excess of scriptural language and today they seem dull and repetitious".

But the full set is so rich and varied that in a performance as vital as the one Juilliard Baroque gave on Sunday, the inescapable familiarity of the music melts away as a listener's attention is drawn to fresh phrasing ideas or the sheer virtuosity that individual players bring to their tasks.

Politics, with the help of radio and television, can take a fine, fresh phrase and make a cliché of it in a month, just as the juke boxes can take a catchy tune and make a cliché of it in the same time.

A recent recording of the Bach Concertos, with Andrew Manze and the Academy of Ancient Music, on the Harmonia Mundi label, was richly endowed with fresh phrasing ideas and an irresistible energy, as were collaborations with Mr. Manze on the Biber "Rosary" Sonatas and works by Corelli and Handel.

This plays well with A/B testing, but it also lets influencers stretch their wings to try new filters, fresh phrasing, or distinctive approaches.

The word now seems so over-used that we all long for a new phrase or a fresh definition that would make 'luxe' seem more meaningful.

Let's hear more about Mr. Schoenholz's constructing experiment: At some point I ran across a New York Times crossword by Tyler Hinman, where he used a set of five homophones as clues for fresh, longer phrases.

Has he spent this whole time just trying to come up with a fresh rhetorical phrase?

The three theme entries are set a-twirl in his grid, and while it was a bit disappointing to see so few fresh words or phrases in his puzzle, I still really liked WHIRLING DERVISH and REVOLVING DOOR.

But Farmeron is not coming out of the gate (loving these phrases) fresh.