Sentence examples for phrase part from inspiring English sources

These early pieces were, in his phrase, part of his "class struggle" against the atonal system.

Sometimes, I wish we'd added this phrase — part disclaimer, part promo — to the invitations that went out a couple of months ago.

Ms. Coulter maintains that "surprise best seller" is a code phrase, part of the shorthand endemic to the majority of American disseminators of news and opinion.

Was it credible that the mayor of a city that takes pride in and relies upon its diversity – a mayor with a legal responsibility to "promote good relations between persons of different racial groups and religious beliefs... and treat people with respect" – should attack the first black president of the United States for being, in Johnson's dog-whistle phrase, "part Kenyan"?

Correction: June 4 , 2001 Monday A film review in Weekend on Friday about "Bread and Roses," a dramatization of the struggle to unionize office cleaners in Los Angeles, misidentified the Massachusetts city where textile workers originated the phrase, part of a 1912 strike call, that is the movie's title.

Cognitive activity is the verbal phrase part of a descriptor, and is supposed to be categorized into different cognitive ability levels (i.e., identifying, retrieving, summarizing, analyzing, critiquing and evaluating).

The Rev. Cecil Sherman, who despite being "born, bred and buttered a Baptist," in his own phrase, parted ways with nation's predominant Baptist group to lead a new moderate branch of the denomination, died April 17 in Richmond, Va.

The sessions were recorded as a whole without pause, and manual segmentation was performed into the scale and phrase parts.

Backtracking, a bit, the Texas GOP said that this carefully phrased part of the platform was a "mistake," which is hard to believe.

In the current text classification paradigm, human researchers create an approach for extracting features from text by looking at words, phrases, parts of speech, other morphological features, employing a lexicon, and mapping relations between words to determine concept families and semantic similarities.

The Republicans will begin selling bumper stickers with the "Hype & Blame" phrase as part of their campaign.