Her bright, soft-grained, focused voice moved through the music like a moonbeam, but the overall interpretation was marred by a lack of smart (or much of any) phrasing, interesting expression of the text, and uncreative stock gentures.
Well, you should of course be alert to any phrases like "heads", "starts", "tips" and so on.
But Garner, for example, recommends it with any phrase of three or more words.
By a "description" Russell means any phrase of the form "a so-and-so" (an "ambiguous" or "indefinite" description) or "the so-and-so" (a "definite" description), though he focuses on the latter in his discussion of knowledge by description.
You've done it again!" Yet it's hard to think of any other phrase, this time meant in the most glowingly unsarcastic spirit imaginable, which could be better used to celebrate the triumphant return of Fargo.
Not only is the compulsive repetition of any single phrase sort of irksome, but this particular tic imparts a discomfort at being pinned down, a refusal to commit, a wiggling away from saying something in particular, a moderation that kind of amounts to constantly hedging one's bets.
I considered the bravado, the gestalt of shit-talk part of the male bonding experience, grander than the momentary sting of any one phrase.
In the case of a phrase, if any of the words is considered spatial (according to the following criteria) the gesture is considered to be "co-produced with spatial language".
We also built in enough flexibility in the entry of free text that any phrases or concepts that are commonly used by researchers, but may not be included in the controlled vocabularies, can be incorporated into the curation.
The most impressive feature found on TheWB is its video search, which allows users to search across many shows on the site for mention of any word or phrase.
