Sentence examples for it's phrased from inspiring English sources

I took a seat behind a man in a camouflage Oath Keepers hat and his friend wearing a gun T-shirt that said: "Come & Get Them!" The theme of tonight's discussion topic: "Who is the enemy and what is the enemy's 'Threat Doctrine?'" It's phrased as a question, but everyone gathered here knows "the enemy," and most of them have made up their mind about how to stop it.

The first aims to halt those minor disputes before they reach a flashpoint, like the one that ended in NeShawn's death the SOS model, as it's phrased, is "Detect, Identify, Disrupt"; its slogan is "Stop shooting, start living".

And they resent the way it's phrased on the social services form, which they feel suggests that they're willingly giving up their children.

Why would you do that?" "It's phrased like a question to make her think, but the tone scares her," Ms. Merrill said.

Although I understand the point he's trying to get across, it's phrased in too violating a way, such that it's throwing out a whole load of connotations about male sexual dominance".

That is the reason why the statutory amendments were created and if you look through the statute, and taking respectful exception to the position of the attorney general, wherever you see tabulation, they're basically referring to machine or electromagnetic or however it's phrased kinds of review of returns, and not actual counting, which is referred to differently.

This isn't lying -- it's phrasing things so that another can more easily hear it.

But she was not allowed to benefit from the unauthorized information, as it is phrased.

He had admitted everything, the memo said — "taking liberties" was how it was phrased — and resigned, promising to undergo treatment.

What it seemed to me, the way it was phrased in culture, society, was that you hate men.

It was phrased many ways but can be boiled down to: have national nominating conventions outlived their usefulness?