Sentence examples for introduced a phrase from inspiring English sources
Yet he was indisputably a mass murderer, and in the articles she wrote for The New Yorker, as well as in "Eichmann in Jerusalem," the book that followed, Arendt introduced a phrase to describe him that has become part of the modern vocabulary — "the banality of evil".
Three years earlier McLuhan had introduced a phrase that still sounds current today: 'the medium is the message'.
Be patient, and introduce a phrase such as, "Go potty," to help the puppy associate the desired behavior with a specific command.
A title so evocative that it introduced a new phrase into the language.
KENNETH Clarke, for so long the favourite politician among fans of the liberal Conservative breed, this week introduced a new phrase into the political lexicon: "To do a Ken".
Anthologies can aim to be groundbreaking or thought-provoking; few can be said to have introduced a new phrase - or a new concept - into the language.
This is hardly the first time that Khamenei has introduced a coded phrase into a major pronouncement, and as usual the principlist media outlets raced to interpret it.
R. C. Owens, a former wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers whose kangaroolike leaps above defenders to snag passes not only entered football lore but also introduced a new phrase to sports — alley-oop — died on Sunday in Manteca, Calif.
From the obituary by Douglas Martin of The Times: R.C. Owens, a former wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers whose kangaroolike leaps above defenders to snag passes not only entered football lore but also introduced a new phrase to sports — alley-oop — died on Sunday in Manteca, Calif.
Nearby are 20 public sculptures, including an immense 11-ton spider by American Louise Bourgeois, which has introduced a new phrase into the vernacular: "Meet you under the spider".
