Sentence examples for only one phrase from inspiring English sources

Only one phrase can speak to the truth: national disgrace.

When Mr. Ayarza arrived in New York, he had memorized only one phrase in English: "I'm looking for a job".

Indeed, I find only one phrase (pills "may ease our pain") that accurately describes the beneficial effects of these medications.

Mr. Bloomberg appeared to have put significant effort into polishing and practicing his presentation, delivering his remarks smoothly and skipping only one phrase.

In the final act, where she had only one phrase to sing ("To serve"), her portrait of spiritual devotion remained at the center of the drama.

I was looking for a dialogue between text and visual, something that I usually do for the newspaper but in this case it wasn't with 2,000 words next to me but only one phrase.

Another possible explanation is that these items are the only ones phrased positively in their respective subscales while the rest of the items refer to negative conditions for quality of life.

Those that do need only recall one phrase from her op-ed career: "the pony in slavery".

But because there's only one question, phrased in only one way, it's not clear how that breaks down.

Most of their work is for naught, of course, and there's something especially moving about those poets who, in the mind of the individual reader, have effectively created only one poem, or one phrase.

Thomas L. Friedman ("Fog of War," column, Aug. 18) is on target when he says that "only one bumper-sticker phrase" can explain Palestinian behavior in "killing Jews to end an occupation that the U.S. and Israel were offering to end through diplomacy" and that phrase is "Death to Israel".