Sentence examples for its phrasing from inspiring English sources

Astronaut offers a couple of memorable tracks: '(Reach Up For The) Sunrise' is bright, catchy dance-pop in which Le Bon's reverb-heavy vocals sound cheerfully at home, and 'Want You More', for my money the best song here, perhaps because in its phrasing it comes closest to the best of their early hits.

However, the judge warned that "because of its phrasing, it is easy to apply the Rule in an unconstitutional manner".

It left unchanged its phrasing on raising rates "when it has seen some further improvement in the labor market and is reasonably confident that inflation will move back to its 2% objective over the medium term".

It was tentative in its phrasing: "Could Apple Buy Twitter?" But the post boldly claimed that "a source who's plugged into the Valley's deal scene and has been recruited by Apple for a senior position" was saying negotiations were well under way.

The poster has attracted some criticism, however, with some Facebook commenters blasting its phrasing and calling it shaming.

This may be technically true, perhaps, but it's unfortunate in its phrasing -- and yet utterly consistent with the dualistic sense of Darwinism as an irreducible biological and social phenomenon.

Its phrases resolve, it doesn't mess with abstruse harmony, it returns to its themes.

Calderazzo fulfills Rahman's requirement that the drums maintain a direct, constant dialogue with her piano, echoing its phrases, anticipating its rhythmic shifts and occasionally squabbling with it until it is all but drowned out.

The seemingly breezy theme of the finale has astonishing twists embedded in its phrases and harmonies, vividly realized by Artemis.

The congressional debates of the time were full of its phrases; soon they were to show themselves in the national literature.

The historic native wit of this east end community (and its followers from around the world) often has an interesting logic to its phrases.