Sentence examples for over phrasing from inspiring English sources

The only criticism Smith offered was over phrasing in the article, which he suggested was "leading".

Computers are good at that, so once they took over, phrase-based translation became the norm.

You will stumble over phrases like "constitutive conditions," "heteronormative coordinates" and "subjective agency".

One painter, Eduardo Herrera, threw candy-bright paint over phrases of the Communist movement in his own work.

The message also advises Republicans to choose their words carefully and emphasize "strengthen" and "protect" over phrases like "every option is on the table".

Ms. Weilerstein's entry reflected her characteristic Romantic intensity: head bent low over her instrument or tossed back in seeming rapture, she lingered over phrases, personalizing them with ardor and soulfulness.

But in between he left the beat behind: lingering over phrases and displacing them, teasingly shifting in and out of sync, sometimes crooning and sometimes letting his voice grow scratchy.

Like the religious fanatic who repeats a prayer over and over again, in vain, Van constantly turns over phrases, mining them for their mysticism until they are licked clean.

Be sure not to just read over phrases you don't really understand, you will lose the tracks the author has prepared to lead your train of thought.

In eighth grade, Alice discovers a Playboy in Pamela's house; the girls read "Arabian Nights" and puzzle over the phrase "Nubian lasciviousness".

Go back over that phrase and repeat it every day, and eventually you'll master it!