Sentence examples for phrase which is from inspiring English sources

It's a very poetic phrase, which is typical of Leos.

Students also type a short phrase, which is analyzed by a software program.

"It's a difficult phrase which is difficult to decipher," he says.

"Say it ain't so" is a phrase which is right the way it stands.

Writing on Twitter, the archbishop of São Paulo, Cardinal Odilo Scherer, wondered if anyone even noticed the phrase, which is rendered in tiny letters on the notes.

The phrase, which is Aramaic, comes at the end of St . Pauls First Epistle to the Corinthians, and can be translated in several ways.

I noted the repetition of a vivid phrase, which was used in two stories.

The new President declared for "adequate but sound" currency, a phrase which was interpreted by both the advocates of limited inflation and the deflationists as supporting their views.

"Public money", a phrase which was common a decade ago, is barely heard any more – now everyone remembers that this is taxpayers' money, and anyone spending it must be accountable to the people.

The caller -- presumably the sniper himself -- was the first to throw out the puzzling phrase, which was then repeated by the Montgomery County police chief on Wednesday at a late-night news conference, apparently by way of confirmation.

Kimball challenged the attendees to "lengthen your stride", a phrase which was later used to define Kimball's presidency.