Sentence examples for interesting phrasing from inspiring English sources

She had some interesting phrasing at the beginning, built to a big climax and then had a nice quiet end.

Look for key words, repetition of themes or interesting phrasing in direct quotes in the article.

That's an interesting phrase.

But "right now" is an interesting phrase.

But it's a very interesting phrase.

It's a very interesting phrase, never challenged.

Every once in a while you could catch an interesting phrase or an unexpected bit of vibrato, which suggested she was capable of more.

Sinclair's prose is fluent and forward-moving, but he rarely writes an interesting phrase or discovers new weight or color in a word.

There's an interesting phrase early on in Lady Chatterley's Lover when DH Lawrence describes Constance Chatterley and her sister as being at once "cosmopolitan and provincial".

The most interesting phrases turn out to be gender-neutral, and the proceedings are enlivened by Zeena Parkins's score, played right in the middle of the action by the composer and two other harpists.

"Only then," he writes, "over car radio, did I begin to consume external media representations of the horrors, and they all called it, 'Hurricane Katrina.'" "External media representations" is an awkward, interesting phrase.