Sentence examples for phrase might from inspiring English sources
A better phrase might be "The Great Society".
A psychologically more accurate phrase might be white narcissism.
Her work, as this last phrase might suggest, is not for everybody.
Alliteration is often a clue that a phrase might be shopworn.
After talking to him again she wants to amlify it because the phrase might be misleading.
The odd phrase might bring to mind rowdies partying after the Harvard-Yale football game.
The phrase might have been invented for Gabriel Batistuta, such was his portfolio of visceral belters.
Not needing to assert intentions or advertise his presence - the phrase might apply to Lynton himself.
What can be done, that phrase might lead one to wonder, to encourage moderate Christians?
Oliver James's phrase might not have been the most subtle, but the evidence he subsequently brought to bear was compelling.
The charge that Mr. Obama had been "palling around with terrorists," in Sarah Palin's phrase, might have been ruinous.
