Sentence examples for nice phrasing from inspiring English sources

Soviet-American competition in space may have looked like a peaceful alternative to war — a "celestial olympics" in Nelson's nice phrasing — but the civilian-controlled NASA retained its "military DNA".

It was just a nice phrase.

I think it's a nice phrase.

11.32am: This is a nice phrase.

"Motherfucking Heist King"—it really was a nice phrase.

Unlike James and Joyce (nice phrase, that), I have little experience of New York itself.

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

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

Reidel has a nice phrase in "Vanished Act" about "the subtlety with which he operated his own career".

JC: There's a nice phrase in the book, about "burning fresh neural pathways" when you make your "plodding journeys".

Mr. Lebrecht can turn a nice phrase at times, as when he speaks of Mahler's plunging "into an oblivion of work".