Sentence examples for is phrases from inspiring English sources

We have added new evidence from 'unique n-grams': that is, phrases that occur in the passage being tested.

It is phrases like these that led a writer for New York magazine to describe the principles as "written in a digressive, self-serious style that reads as if Ayn Rand and Deepak Chopra had collaborated on a line of fortune cookies".

Significant statements, that is, phrases and sentences directly pertaining to the subject matter under investigation, were extracted and grouped into different clusters.

Note how the above sentence is phrased.

Those are phrases we are likely to hear again this weekend.

One would be phrases like "action on climate change".

*These are phrases I've coined for this post.

Opinion-poll results depend, notoriously, on how questions are phrased.

It should be phrased to withstand the test of time.

However, sometimes, reductionist models are phrased in causal terminology.

Our conditions are phrased as comparison principles involving a certain canonical lattice.