Sentence examples for phrase of this from inspiring English sources

To consider the twisted state of Chinese politics, consider the very first phrase of this column -- for it contains three lies.

(The music to the opening phrase of "This Land Is Your Land" simply follows the first four notes of the major scale, making the tune a model exercise for beginning musicians).

Yet it is also fair to assume the Old Trafford crowd will feel considerably more assured should De Gea return to the team for their next game, against Liverpool on Saturday week, providing the Spaniard, to use the phrase of this transfer window, is in the right frame of mind.

The very first phrase of this nation's defining document, the Bill of Rights, says: "Judaeo-Christian?

A phrase of this sort can still be found in many textbooks and reviews on systemic sclerosis (SSC), but the time has come to raise our expectations.

To use a phrase of the moment, this promises a "Europe of results".

Obama uses Paine as a springboard for the most memorable phrase of the speech, "this winter of our hardship".

Yes, America should be ashamed of its occupation, but the phrasing of this statement is disturbing.

The judicious phrasing of this conclusion did not conceal its meaning from those who were never going to surrender the issue.

The final phrases of this daring interpretation ended on a note of ambivalence, as if to say, "I may still be here, but at this point, what does it really matter?" The performance received a standing ovation.

The phrasing of this "indubitable equivalent" test comes out of an old opinion by Judge Learned Hand, of relevance only to law professors and other unbridled bankruptcy enthusiasts, but its actual meaning is rather vague.