Sentence examples for phrasing these from inspiring English sources

But, to put it in a more "philosophical" phrasing, these tests evoke the Sherlock Holmes logic of inquiry: ""Eliminate the impossible, and whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth".

Humanitarian intervention is the way this is phrased these days, but in fact this is often not so different from the Napoleonic way.

Indeed, his first great book was called Political Terrorism, a commonplace phrase these days, but in 1974, on publication, it was rather startling as a centre-stage concept.

HU JINTAO, China's president, has a favourite phrase these days: "harmonious world", where countries of different outlooks live together in peace.

And though serendipity can yield surprising, illuminating or memorable turns of phrase, these are usually just variations on a carefully polished script.

It might be used as a catch-all phrase these days, but what it needs to do is simply concentrate on quality, presentation and integrity".

While reading "State of the Art," by Barry Gewen, I came across this phrase: "These are not the words of some primitive from the outer reaches of rural Alabama".

The buzz phrase these days is "21st century skills" — and students must have them.

"Driverless cars" is the obligatory buzz phrase these days for any discussion of transportation.

However, occasional posts include non-English words or phrases; these are commonly Arabic passages from the Koran.

What I find incongruous is the municipals market remained in a rally phrase these past 18 months despite the moribund condition of California and New York.