Sentence examples for great phrases from inspiring English sources
"One of her great phrases was, 'It's nice to have promises but you can't use them at Sainsbury's check-out'.
"You think neither of country nor of flag - nor of any of the great phrases later written by historians".
Fail Better" is one of his great phrases, but could also be seen as an inspiring motto for the writing life.
Johnson is apparently not as disagreeable as Mr Oswalt.What is striking, however, is that though the software can pick words that are likely to follow the previous word, the trick does not produce great phrases.
Though these Kathakali performers moved their feet and arms plenty, and their torsos slightly, this never developed into the great phrases and three-dimensional combinations of rhythmic footwork and gesture that characterize so much of Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Kuchipudi or Odissi; nor did the storytelling show any elements of poetry.
"The rights of man" was one of the great phrases of the French Revolution, but it's always been questionable whether it included the rights of women.
"That's a great phrase," he said.
"Trim the edges": great phrase!
It's a great phrase: "from the hollow of history".
"Autobiography of the soul" is a great phrase.
His great phrase "One World" is his monument.
