Sentence examples for isolated phrases from inspiring English sources

Instead of mimicking isolated phrases, as she did a few years ago, she is turning songs into narrative arcs.

He used not just a live band — an enlarged version of his group, the Bandwagon, which roughed up the music, isolated phrases and bent tempos to its own will — but video, still photography and recorded audio as well.

A poetic spambot named Horse_ebooks that spits out isolated phrases like "monopoly on your radio" or fragments like "33 Dependence on chance may seem a burden and a limitation on fraternity".

These are not isolated phrases: the whole film rests on seeing Turing's outsider status and his unique perspective as two sides of the same coin: he is called "inhuman" and "a monster", a man apart even within geeky Bletchley Park; yet his vision and intuition are of universal value.

The result, "Hinge Picture" (1974), translated to the page Howe's visual installations, in which isolated phrases had been offset by the stark white of a gallery wall: the gutter, a unique feature of books, divided the visual "picture" into distinct zones.

Part of me thinks that having these scraps, these false starts, these isolated phrases, find their way into the public domain at the time they were written would have diminished the impetus of, say, Sylvia Plath or John Cheever, to do the work that has made so much of their ephemera fascinating in the first place.

There's an admirable combination of wit and dignity in the way Jamal plays, and it extends to his body language - he has an appealing habit of standing up at the piano occasionally to throw down an isolated phrase or single chord, sometimes shouting "hey" or "yeah" in punctuation.

At the same time, Ejiofor has the modern actor's ability to isolate key phrases so that his insatiate demand for "the ocular proof" of infidelity becomes a palpable sign of dementia.

A more careful analysis using annotated musical performances will be needed to formally assess the effect of chords on instrument recognition in isolated vs. solo phrases.

The words or phrases isolated within each box represent the word segmentation stage, while the matched keywords for the related corpus are found in the relevant boxes with dotted lines.

What the government argues is that isolating the phrase "an exchange established by the state" from the rest of the lengthy statute is absurd because many other parts of the law assume subsidies are available nationwide, no matter who runs the exchange.