Sentence examples for path of phrase from inspiring English sources
First, last and other phrase heads between M1 and M2; First and second phrase heads before M1; First and second phrase heads after M2; Path of phrase labels connecting M1 and M2; Path of phrase labels connecting M1 and M2 augmented with head words, if at most two phrases are in between.
Given the index of M1 and M2, phrase features are extracted from these three columns, including: First, last and other phrase heads between M1 and M2; First and second phrase heads before M1; First and second phrase heads after M2; Path of phrase labels connecting M1 and M2; Path of phrase labels connecting M1 and M2 augmented with head words, if at most two phrases are in between.
The phrase "path of least resistance" seems, to my twisted, overachieving mind, tantamount to a living death.
Known early on to the jazz world by his involvement in the early-60's Bill Evans trio, Mr. Motian, the drummer, now in his 70's, follows the path of constant surprise; he phrases the rhythm differently in every single measure and leaves acres of open space in his sound.
If With the Dawn follows a well-trodden path of break-up albums, its phrasing and musicality make it more sophisticated than most.
Known early on by his involvement in the early-60's Bill Evans trio, Mr. Motian, the drummer, now in his 70's, follows the path of surprise; constantly improvising, he phrases the rhythm differently in every single measure and leaves acres of open space in his sound.
The paths through the woods seemed well trodden, and so did the turns of phrase.
This word, which literally means "striving," was usually cited in the Koranic phrase "striving in the path of God" and was interpreted to mean armed struggle for the defense or advancement of Muslim power.
It was a happy choice of phrase.
The phrase boundaries include intermediate phrase boundary (- suffix) and intonational phrase boundary (% suffix), which follow the different types of phrase accent and boundary tones.
It's partly his turn of phrase.
