Sentence examples for of its phrasing from inspiring English sources

However, the judge warned that "because of its phrasing, it is easy to apply the Rule in an unconstitutional manner".

It gets its power from the tension between the ease of its phrasing and the shock of its thought slid cleanly into the mind.

The orchestra's best qualities are the clarity of its phrasing and its dogged stamina, not its intimations of spiritual depth.

That sentence is characteristic not because of its subject – the mannerisms of the ruling class – but because of its phrasing.

Ms. St. John also offered an expressive and poised rendition of Bach's Violin Concerto in E (BWV 1042), idiosyncratic in some of its phrasing.

O'Day appealed to listeners hooked on jazz's improvisational edge, rather than on the laconic mannerisms of its phrasing, or its hip cachet.

Its powerful, majestic style has made it a literary classic, with many of its phrases and expressions embedded in the English language.

"Fielding Sixes," named after the six counts of some of its phrases, is full of jumps and packed phrases.

The congressional debates of the time were full of its phrases; soon they were to show themselves in the national literature.

"The spirit of a people, its cultural level, its social structure, the deeds its policy may prepare – all this and more", Schumpeter thought, "is written in its fiscal history, stripped of its phrases".

Noting that it was not consulted before the military made its statement, Mr. Morsi's office asserted that "some of its phrases have connotations that may cause confusion in the complicated national scene" and suggested that it "deepens the division between the people" and "may threaten the social peace no matter what the motivation".