Sentence examples for in phrasing from from inspiring English sources

It can be seen that Madison's precise formulation—'the right... to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence'—varied in phrasing from each of the proposals.

The translation was discussed across the board of authors to omit any corrections in phrasing from the primary written answers.

There's a certain laziness that creeps up too, which you can hear in phrases from the commentariat like "extremists on both sides".

Occasionally, he makes private jokes for the benefit of his father, as he did one night last year when he worked in phrases from the score of an amateur musical that Michael was directing in the city.

Unlike most Jamaican toasters, he doesn't take time to brag about himself; he'd rather deliver Biblical verses, denounce the "hypocritical system," insist that "there's a certain kind of beauty in the ghetto" and warn the powers that be that "if you beat me you can't beat my words". He also tosses in phrases from selected soul and rhythm-and-blues songs.

The bassist Todd Coolman engaged in the same ritual in his solo, slipping in a phrase from "Moody's Mood for Love".

But I think it is important to indicate that the component letters of 'elections' do not appear in their correct order in the phrase from which they are to be subtracted.

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

Saturday evening in Seattle brought the greatest event of all the "Nutcracker" performances I've seen so far this season in the marvels of phrasing from Carla Körbes as Clara.

He's particularly inclined to moving ensembles in wavelike phrases from one pattern to another.

It isn't — but, faced with a deeply uncertain future, they become, in a phrase from Robert Stone's novel "A Flag for Sunrise," the mouse so scared it went to the cat for love.