Sentence examples for phraseology of from inspiring English sources

Nor for him the obscure equation or dry, pedantic phraseology of the academic.

We still feel his presence in the hallways of American Airlines Arena and measure his influence in the phraseology of his coaches and players.

Mr. Ovcharenko, very boyish, fluently sparkled through the appealing phraseology of beaten jumps and double air turns in his main solo.

A related insight was that kinship and the economy were often inseparable from each other; they were "mutually embedded" in the phraseology of the era.

Composers did compose to the sound and phraseology of specific words and languages, and any translation sits more or less awkwardly on the music.

"Their girls" - because we were all, always, "their girls", even the naughty ones - would in the phraseology of the day "have it all".

A joint declaration on border issues, signed on the third day of a visit to China by Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee of India, represented modest tweaks of phraseology on matters that have been debated in minute detail since the two Asian powers began easing their confrontation 15 years ago.

He has built his own phraseology out of Charlie Parker's vocabulary.

Justin Fox of Time magazine said the McCain phraseology, reminiscent of Herbert Hoover's attempt at reassurance, "may go down as one of the great blunders of presidential campaign history".

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.