Sentence examples for phrased from a from inspiring English sources
Half the statements are phrased from a traditional perspective and thus are reverse scored where circling a 1 (strongly disagree) is scored as four points.
"Die Fahne hoch!" ("The Flag on High") echoes a phrase from a Nazi marching song.
If you're short of inspiration, take a phrase from a song or poem.
Finally (to borrow a phrase from a well-known British television advert), it's got an "ology".
In a ruminative aria for James Meredith, the churning orchestra blends pentatonic phrases from a spiritual into subdued, restless atonal harmonies.
The number may be "as corny as Kansas in August," to quote another phrase from "A Wonderful Guy".
TO use a hand-me-down phrase from a more gallant time, they were women of a certain age.
That's a curious phrase from a candidate who popularized the marriage of the adjective compassionate with the noun conservative.
It seemed odd phrasing from a man accused by angry Catholics of having set his moral clock to snooze alarm.
It is a characteristic phrase, from a writer of a very definite prose, with sharp outlines and a distinctly high-handed economy.
All in all, a good day to bury bad news, to borrow a phrase from a Blair-era spin-doctor.What does it all mean?
