Sentence examples for phrasing from from inspiring English sources

But along the way, there's nice detail and phrasing from the 63-year-old Brooklyn gadfly.

Spontaneous in spirit, she often changes tempi and details of phrasing from performance to performance.

They have obviously not changed the offensive phrasing from their letter yet," she said.

It seemed odd phrasing from a man accused by angry Catholics of having set his moral clock to snooze alarm.

Shotup of this was that Luce, embarrassed, printed a retraction; now often removes too-vivid phrasing from writers' copy.

The translation, by Dennis Danielson, is meant to "free" archaic words and Latinate phrasing from "linguistic obscurity".

(Note the phrase "derived from").

(Again, note the phrase "derived from").

(He got the phrase from Engels).

She recalls the phrase from school.

It's a great phrase: "from the hollow of history".