Sentence examples for phraseology for from inspiring English sources

He considers newspapermen today puny beside the masters of phraseology for whom he used to set copy.

We kept our lingo simple: you tend to keep well away from conventional religious phraseology for fear of causing offence.

In a speech in Damascus, Hamas leader Khaled Meshal on Sunday played down talk of potential compromise and said the Arab states should renew their demands for the "liberation" of Palestinian land "from the sea to the river" -- standard phraseology for the elimination of Israel.

(The title refers to the theatrical phraseology for sounds coming from offstage, while onstage).

These days the preferred phraseology for members of the Church in good standing is to refer to oneself as "experiencing same sex attraction" while those who are more suspect in the eyes of the faith community would say that they "identify as LGBT".

The mere stringing together of shrewd phraseology that, for the most part, is not believable patter among characters, doesn't work no matter how intriguing we believe them to be.

The fact that we all, journalists particularly, tend to accept the terms and the phraseology of the Establishment often makes it difficult for readers to understand what has really happened.

Minor changes are made in phraseology to allow for the combining of the two sections.

A whole sea of other local vocabulary might also wash up, in other regions' phraseology or songs for example, in Cornish sea shanties or in the Northumbrian burr of ballads affectionately dredged up by the Unthanks.

The play conjures this world in all of its revelatory rituals, from a dirty kitchen sink, carelessly filled with Chinese takeout cartons and a basketball, to the epithet-laced stream of put-downs and private phraseology that passes for conversation.

A strategy of item deletion, merger and application of appropriate phraseology was adopted for scale refinement.