Further studies should compare questions that either attribute or do not attribute participation to factors such as the environment or health conditions to determine if these phrases influence a person's response.
Louis Armstrong's justly celebrated version showcases Satchmo's highly inventive phrasing, the influence of which permeated popular music.
And oddly, I found Kendrick's rapping – his intonation, his rhythms, his syncopation, the spirit of his phrasing – heavily influenced my own saxophone playing, both on Blackstar and on my new album.
His beautiful tone was reminiscent of Ben Webster's, with a rough edge in climactic passages; much of his phrasing was influenced by the early works of Don Byas, and his solo style was a more modern development of the Webster saxophone tradition.
Is "an outdated script" about religion and Republicans, in Mr. Dean's phrase, unduly influencing the exit poll questions, the answers that are in turn influencing reporting and analysis by reporters, newscasters and pundits, which in turn influence future poll questions.
First, the phrase "insidious influence" or any comparable phrase does not appear in my articles.
The phrase has influenced a similar phrase used in the Tok Pisin language in Papua New Guinea.
This didn't go down well with his fellow candidates, who had the bad manners to keep bringing it up, in TV ads and debates and speeches, along with colorful descriptive phrases like "influence peddling," and "serial hypocrisy".
A caveat we identified is that spam and popular news articles that contained key phrases can influence search results and create peaks in activity that may not be reflective of the concept.
His control of tone, phrasing and emotional inflection influenced female singers from Big Maybelle to Madonna, who said he was "the only singer who makes me cry".
