Sentence examples for key words of from inspiring English sources
"Thought" and "will" were the key words of these teachings.
The key words of "The Rising" were hope, love, strength, faith, and they were grounded in a collective experience of mourning.
"I strongly support diversity of all kinds," said the president, with his flair for hijacking the key words of his opponents, "including racial diversity in higher education".
Peter and Jane, Mummy and Daddy were repeated as often as possible, as were the key words of each particular story.
Wheeling out what will probably be key words of the fall campaign, Mr. Cheney called Mr. Bush "a man of principle, a man of honor" who will "restore decency and integrity to the Oval Office".
What about running that otherwise pointless bit of software that tells you the key words of your piece, or picking out each verb, each noun, each adverb and adjective – is there something your piece is trying to tell you?
The key word, of course, is "skilled".
"Total" is the key word of the Essay.
" 'Decisive' is the key word of the Air Force's planning.
However the key wording of the founding act is still changed.
Miliband characterises his approach as binding and healing, which he summed up in the key word of the speech: together.
