Sentence examples for one phrase about from inspiring English sources
In this statement we had tried to unify the two types of gut feeling in one phrase about the degree of uncertainty.
Everything about climbing these steps screamed one phrase: "It is all about the process".
It is about one phrase -- "established by the state" -- repeated 10 times in the 2,000-page 2,000-page
When Evans dared to use "she" as a pronoun for God in a 2012 blog post, she didn't imagine that, two years later, the president of the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood would take that one word, that one phrase, and write diatribes about it.
NETWORK television - once filled with cowboys, Prohibitionera gangsters, World War II heroes and the occasional do-gooder archer from the Middle Ages - now pursues a decidedly different programming philosophy, which might be summed up in one phrase: Who gives a hoot about history?
When speaking with Winnipeg entrepreneurs about how they built their companies, one phrase continually turns up, "Well, I knew a guy in high school".
"Instead, they took one phrase by this one official in Oklahoma, and it ignited this debate about Warren's heritage".
Everything I have ever been told about being an academic with bipolar is encapsulated in that one phrase.
By James Surowiecki Any discussion about New York City's economic well-being tends to start and end with one phrase: Wall Street.
12.32pm: Paul Farrelly: "If there was one phrase from the last report that resounded it was 'collective amnesia'; if there's one phrase that should echo in this report apart from Rupert Murdoch... it is about 'wilful blindness'.
