Sentence examples for given the phrasing from inspiring English sources

Given the phrasing of the question, a VAS score of 50 indicates indifference concerning satisfaction and lack of change in function.

It is, after all, the genre that gave the phrase "comfortably numb" to the language.

The letter that gives the phrase its fearsome economic meaning is the concluding s.

Give the phrase "Silly Mr Gove" a question mark or an exclamation mark as you prefer.

Butlers at St . Regis Hotelsand Resorts are giving the phrase "beck and call" a whole new meaning.

She gives the phrase "spirit of 1783" to this new impulse to reform imperial rule, referring to the year the empire gave up the colonies.

The play's narrator and general master of artifice is the Stage Manager, who gives the phrase "deus ex machina" a whole new meaning.

Ben S. Bernanke gave the phrase a much wider audience in 2004, when he gave a speech titled "The Great Moderation".

The state's unemployment rate has climbed to 6.8percentt, one of the highest in the country, giving the phrase "offshoring" a palpable meaning in this Pacific Rim city.

Political pundits have talked about the selling of political candidates for years, but the campaign to elect Arnold Schwarzenegger governor of California is giving the phrase new meaning.

Look Back in Anger indirectly gave the phrase "angry young man" to the language, and aroused acute concern in the ruling political establishment.