But Mr. Hollande added a key phrase demonstrating his unhappiness with some of the austerity measures the Greeks had to enact.
Comprehension herein is operationally defined as the ability to identify the indirect object of a phrase, demonstrating access to the correct role structure implied by the verb.
This reflects the difficulty of grouping CRM phrases demonstrated earlier by Brungart (2001).
Participants who uttered uncertain phrases demonstrated increased curiosity and produced more intense emotional reactions compared with participants who uttered phrases reflecting certainty (Bar Anan et al., 2009).
It is an industry based upon the legal phrase which demonstrates that "false imprisonment is an intentional tort".
When Gore tried to make a phrase, he demonstrated his need for editorial improvement.
I think we have some paramedics here" — "paramedics here" is, it turns out, an excellent phrase for demonstrating a Brooklyn accent — "but I do want to make this announcement.
The BBC's political editor Nick Robinson said Mr Cameron had used a "big phrase" to demonstrate his commitment to do whatever was necessary to help those affected but, in reality, there did not seem to be a "big cheque".
By uttering those words, Johnson, who grew up in segregated Texas, had not only embraced the civil rights movement but drawn on its most cherished phrase to demonstrate his solidarity, a move guaranteed to alienate many Southern Democrats in Congress.
I've always loved this phrase, as it demonstrates visually and powerfully that the most transformative acts of nature start with something small.
