The group phrased its findings very diplomatically.
Children learn how to group phrases of movement mathematically and discover recognizable patterns within familiar material.
Although Palmer comments that the entire group phrases the riff in unison, Boone describes it as a "heavy, unhurried counterpoint by all the instruments together".
Shifting on gay marriage helps the party with the first group; shifting on immigration reform helps the party with the second – and the combination would presumably send a broader signal that the G.O.P. intends to be less "narrow minded," and less the party of "stuffy old men" (to pluck two of the focus-group phrases cited in the RNC report).
Unlike Whitman, he doesn't hide out behind a panoply of perks and a parade of pricey political consultants and lobbyists, all of them feeding policy prompts and focus-grouped phrases.
The researchers examined the responses to these questions, identified key words or phrases, and grouped phrases into themes with similar meaning.
Try grouping phrases together in terms of the emotions they evoke.
On the whole, Slavic auxiliary words tend to be unstressed and to be incorporated into a single phonetic group or phrase with an autonomous stressed word.
The news agency, Sana, blamed the attack on "armed terrorist group," the phrase the Syrian government has used to describe those behind the country's uprising.
The official news agency, Sana, placed blame for the attack on an "armed terrorist group," the phrase the government uses to describe those behind the uprising.
As I understand it, the 1951 Convention [on the rights of refugees] doesn't mention sexuality, but because it mentions membership of a social group, that phrase is being used by the courts, rightly, to say that if someone has a realistic fear of persecution they should be allowed to stay".
