Sentence examples for kind of phrase from inspiring English sources

"That's not the kind of phrase people like to hear".

That's the kind of phrase another Scottish writer, Peter Davidson, would have fallen upon.

This is not the kind of phrase a 12-year-old makes up.

Society does not necessarily have a high opinion of lawyers, and "legal ethics" is the kind of phrase that elicits gibes about oxymorons.

According to a search of presidential transcripts, he has regularly been using that kind of phrase since the start of his presidency.

The "gauze of this life" is just the kind of phrase, we learn, that the narrator's friend would use — challenging, glamorously pretentious, annoying, at once acute and vague.

Movement analysts say that we all have a kind of phrasing baseline — a personal style that is fairly unconscious and unchangeable.

When critics accused the artists of sexism, they responded with another installation, "Artworks for Teenage Girls," featuring pillows emblazoned with the kind of phrases only bad girls would utter.

"I was very upset because I heard the kind of phrases being used by my fellow Jews that were used against me at one time".

Though he made no specific mention of abortion or stem cell research, Mr. Bush alluded to the rights of the unborn with the kind of phrasing that his audience appeared to understand immediately.

Finally, over yet another nice dinner at which he mocked my food choices again, apparently feeling he could do so because he was paying for them, I said I thought we shouldn't sleep together anymore, seeing as there was a "visible terminus" (the kind of phrasing he was partial to) to our relationship.