"DEAFENING SILENCE" was the phrase chosen by Joseph Daul, chairman of the European Parliament's biggest party.
I suppose it depends what you mean by "built around", which smacks here of a phrase chosen carefully for its imprecision.
For centuries, those who hate Jews would throw the phrase "chosen people" back in their faces, falsely interpreting it as a mandate for Jewish supremacism.
Using several words instead of one means an attacker has to guess more letters, which creates more security but only if the phrase chosen is not one likely to turn up, through familiar usage, in a dictionary of phrases.
That is the phrase chosen by Amanda Waller (Viola Davis), in "Suicide Squad," to describe the ragtag group of ne'er-do-wells that she has put together in the national interest.
Use the "Advanced Search" option instead (type search phrase, choose "as a phrase", and select the search field) ; Or, as a second choice, add quotation marks to the search phrase in " Simple Search " ( but the quotation marks have to be typed with the English keyboard).
The use of the phrase "chosen people" in a pejorative way has occurred in the Guardian before, and three years ago I wrote: "'Chosenness', in Jewish theology, tends to refer to the sense in which Jews are 'burdened' by religious responsibilities; it has never meant that the Jews are better than anyone else.
This is the phrase chosen from Matthew 5.13 as the theme for this year's Octave of Prayer for Christian unity that ends today.
It is worth noting that the phrase chosen to translate the ontos in ontology was benti 本體, literally the "root" ti, a term that was prominent in Neo-Confucianism.
In both studies, the particular phrase chosen to describe the finding of a match-whether simple and imprecise or detailed and claiming near certainty-had little effect on participants' judgments about the guilt of a suspect.
