It was Shawn Phillips' Second Contribution and the phrasing, word choice and music was something I'd never experienced before.
To help mitigate this problem, emphasis in analysis was placed on overarching ideas rather than specific word choices or phrasing.
The observation that youth appeared primed to give risk-based and negative answers when asked about their drug use patterns and decisions, might prompt service providers to re-examine their own word choices and phrasing when asking youth questions.
I felt that topical background conversations were permissible, but saw the boundaries sharpen at the writing phase – the ideas, the phrasing, the word choice had to be all hers.
This choice of phrasing unfairly distorts the choice.
"Oh, bravo," Anders said, commenting on their choice of phrasing.
Ms. Peck has always been a whiz kid, but now she has time, it seems, to play, phrasing as if by choice and not necessity.
The phrases "pro-choice" and "anti-choice," "pro-health care" and "anti-health care" appear beside the pertinent videos of Mr. Romney speaking.
Why not have the third choice phrased as a neutral "we need to talk" — for people who might well want to do more talking before making a yes/no decision either way — rather than the current phrasing which sets up an expectation that indecision means 'yes with conditions' (the app's exact phrasing here is: "Yes, but… we need to talk").
Questions will ask about such concepts as explicit and implicit ideas/themes/meanings, interpreting words/phrases in context, word choice, and the author's reasoning/use of evidence.
