Sentence examples for phrasing about from inspiring English sources

But in the end the commissioner Cynthia Dunbar nimbly worked relevant phrasing about teaching "all sides of the debate" through to passage.

It seems like we've simply scratched out the archaic phrasing about remaining dainty and alluring and replaced it with vague, ramblings about toxins – the boogeymen of the 21st century.

When an additional 166 students read perfect and imperfect aspect phrasing about Johnson supporting cancer research, for example, there was no difference in how confident the students were in their judgments of electability.

Another Hacker News commenter, kybernetyk, called out Newhouse's phrasing about "granular permissions" as a "nice euphemism for 'catch all' permissions…." "Now a malware can target your scripts and get a free ride to all your system yay," added partycoder, another Hacker News user.

At a quick glance, the #UntilWeAllBelong website is bursting with overt brand placement and hideously vague and impotent phrasing about "starting conversations" and "symbolising the gap".

So, when faced with occasional media questions about Powell's WMD speech to the U.N. Security Council six weeks before the Iraq invasion, both Wilkerson and Powell routinely revert to the same careful phrasing about their own life sagas.

"The phrase about killing judges, I think, was a big mistake," he said.

Q: Did you come up with the phrase about hitting the target but missing the point?

(Mishra rightly finds the obsession summed up in Bakunin's phrase about destruction as a creative passion).

Lord Rogers is in favour of cutting through planning procedures but he also includes ominous phrases about "enhancing the strategic role of local government".

The phrase about "the most artistic mile" was created by Red Tettemer & Partners in Philadelphia, one of the five agencies collaborating on the campaign.