Sentence examples for manner of phrasing from inspiring English sources

He was also greatly in demand for "jazz parties", including the Blackpool Jazz Party in 2005 (with the all-star Statesmen of Jazz), where he The critic Whitney Balliett said of Wilder that "he makes a song gleam", while Leonard Feather commended his "highly personal manner of phrasing".mingled happily with friends and fans, while creating music of heartfelt beauty.

In the songs, we catch the manner of speech and phrase, the wit and humor, the dreams and aspirations, the nonsense, jollity, the pathos and struggle of an entire people".

He played with all manner of forms, choosing phrases he repeated modally up and down the keys, or playing little melodies on notes semitones apart before diving into a bluesy riff.

Therefore, there are both semantic and distributional differences between true manner phrases and comment phrases or clauses marked by -de in the case of the V-DE constructions.

Several players in the orchestras he has led described Mr. Morlot as a thoughtful, intuitive musician with a good sense of phrasing and a collaborative manner.

They would go back to the city the day after next, and Jonathan would return from wherever Jonathan had gone and the house would sell and all shall be well, all manner of things shall be well the phrase surfaced in his brain, some hippie scrap that Pam used to incant to herself.

"Suicide" is the manner of death, not the cause, so this phrasing doesn't work.

There is no sense of phrasing.

The perpetually warring redcoats of the British Raj coined a phrase for exacting this manner of retribution from recalcitrant native peoples: "butcher and bolt".

He drew upon their sense of humor, their manner of talking and natural chemistry -- and used phrases of theirs -- in crafting his script for the Beatles first movie.

The list was to include a structure of cross-references between families of notions, in the manner of P.M. Roget's Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases (1852) and similar to the structure of faceted classification schemes.