Second place has to go to the weird yet completely addictive accent she adopts for the the phrase "shine bright like a diamond".
Mitt Romney launched a memorable meme when he said he had "binders of women," but his amusing turn of phrase shined a light on a horrible answer and a big problem.
One of his favorite phrases is "shine the light," and he promises to do so as controller.
The phrase "a shining new South" is employed to excellent sarcastic effect.
He has reached out to rich and poor, Christians, Moslems, Buddhists and Jews, to reassure them that the nation he leads and represents has once again become, for them as well, to borrow Ronald Reagan's phrase, a "shining city on the hill".
There are abundant, long-limbed melodies, but their svelte, modernist contours, phrased in irregular lengths, shine with a serene impersonality, like the songs of angels.
But, a $39 hooded sweatshirt emblazoned with the phrase "in darkness, we shine the brightest" seems to be drawing some of the most criticism.
Dwayne Croft is full and ardent as Pelleas, aptly veering between the radiant confidence of shining phrases and softer insecurity: he makes everything sing as much as Mr. Van Dam makes everything speak.
When his rowing club was assimilated into the Hitler Youth he became a member, but he objected to Nazi views on art and was expelled for writing on the rowing club wall a phrase about freedom "shining like a beacon across the world".
In a recent interview with Knowles in Teen Vogue, Stenberg compared it to "shine theory", a phrase originally coined by New York magazine journalist Ann Friedman.
