Sentence examples for in another phrase from inspiring English sources

The precision of detail that silence allows is best expressed in another phrase from that poem: "heaven in ordinarie".

"Evolution" was replaced with "changes over time," and in another phrase that referred to the "long history of the Earth," the authors removed the word "long".

Mrs Clinton's battle cry might be summed up in another phrase much heard at children's parties, one appropriated by another strong-minded first lady, Nancy Reagan, for her autobiography: "My Turn".

They, in turn, saw that I enjoyed being teased, which meant that even if I were different, I was also, in another phrase I heard a lot, "one of us".

In another phrase, the mechanisms of contaminant removal in Fe0/H2O systems are known.

In another phrase, the fact that so many publications are still discussing the mechanism of contaminant removal in Fe0/H2O systems is highly confusing.

Catholics used to call such cohabitation arrangements "living in sin", another phrase that bishops at the synod were urged not to use when speaking about these couples.

A Google trends search shows that "power couple" saw a spike in usage in 2015, surpassing another phrase that's in many ways its antithesis: alpha male.

All in all, another day, another phrase — and another ploy to dupe the American people into believing in this discredited strategy that should read simply "return with dignity".

The Fifth Circuit judges picked up on another phrase in Casey: "a large fraction".

The number may be "as corny as Kansas in August," to quote another phrase from "A Wonderful Guy".