Sentence examples for phrasing changes from inspiring English sources

"[Dylan's] phrasing changes a lot," said Harris, and to keep time with him she "watched him all the time....I just watched his mouth and watched what he was saying".

Compared to the DSM-IV-TR [ 144], changes to the diagnostic criteria for panic disorder largely consisted of minor phrasing changes to improve clinical utility, with the most substantial change being the title of the disorder [ 26, 143].

Compared to the DSM-IV-TR [ 144], changes to the diagnostic criteria for SAD in the DSM-5 have been minimal, largely consisting of minor phrasing changes to improve clinical utility [ 26].

Did your phrasing change during the time you worked on the article?

Mr. Singh and others pushed back, and eventually got the phrasing changed to be more sensitive to racial realities within the movement.

So the slogans and catch-phrases change.

Kentucky recently eliminated the word "evolution" from its curriculum, substituting the phrase "change over time".

Publishers should declare a moratorium on subtitles that include any variant of the phrase "Changed America".

The phrase "change the world" is tossed around Silicon Valley conversations and business plans as freely as talk of "early-stage investing" and "beta tests".

Would having to re-type from the beginning, rather than replacing a single word or phrase, change how I thought about revision?

Last October, state officials in Kentucky eliminated the word "evolution" but not the scientific theory from the school curriculum, substituting the phrase "change over time".