Sentence examples for nice phrase for from inspiring English sources

"He talked about 'spontaneous togetherness' which is a really nice phrase for explaining what this whole cultural thing is.

"There is a real sense that the town is on the move, which is quite a nice phrase for us, because dance is all about movement".

"Raising awareness" and "breaking taboos" are nice phrases for brands and publications, but at this point, are they really changing anything? .

"Raising awareness" and "breaking taboos" are nice phrases for brands and publications, but at this point, are they really changing anything?

For the international community to be more than a nice phrase, we must decide it is worth fighting for.

The gig economy, he will warn, "may be a nice phrase, but can hide a grim reality for those who depend on the new world of work for their livelihood".

In any case, it would have been helpful for Gay to explain his nice phrase "realist with a difference" and then go on to apply it to his other modernists.

"Now, the war on drugs, that was a nice phrase, but come on: it's been a war for drugs all along,"+says creepy Don Erway, who oversees a dubious section of the drug trial at Walpole State Prison.

A nice phrase is one from Dr. Jill Bolt Taylor that requests: "Please take responsibility for the energy you bring into this place".

It was just a nice phrase.

I think it's a nice phrase.