Sentence examples for no phrase for from inspiring English sources
And in the Balkans, there is no phrase for a "win-win situation".
She felt his appeal to crude nationalism all too "typical" and condemned him for having "introduced no phrase of constructive hope for a better society which renounces war".
Likewise, no phrase exists for "I'm sorry".
Lacey is – there's no other phrase for it – a foxy lady.
"The problem is that there is no nonpejorative phrase for an ongoing character drama," Mr. Keyser said.
It worked better for Mr. Benigni ("Life Is Beautiful" won him an Oscar) than the others (for sheer chutzpah, the Polish ghetto-blaster Mr. Williams played in "Jakob the Liar" was topped only by -- there is no other phrase for it -- the concentraton camp counselor Mr. Lewis portrayed in "The Day the Clown Cried," a 1972 film so egregious and exploitative that it has never been released).
It was -- there is no other phrase for it -- cringe-making.
In Korean, there is no separate phrase for "good afternoon," "good evening," or "good day".
The name Fusaichi (pronounced foo-sah-eech-ee) is a combination of the first four letters of his given name and the Japanese phrase for "No.
"Humanity says no" isn't a phrase for our age, yet.
"Love Forbidden" (its less melodramatic French title is "Défense d'Aimer," a play on the French phrase for no smoking), is a model French psychological drama in which very little action occurs but feelings and intuitions are documented with precision and discretion.
