Sentence examples for phrasing which is from inspiring English sources

And he danced with such wonderful musicality and phrasing, which is very, very rare in dancers".

Vishneva seems to know why she is dancing — what it is that's important about the ballet she's doing — and this knowledge translates into phrasing, which is the dancer's primary dramatic resource.

Vishneva seems to know why she is dancing what it is that's important about the ballet she's doing and this knowledge translates into phrasing, which is the dancer's primary dramatic resource.

Furthermore, the items used have a mainly positive phrasing, which is important for how each item is perceived and for the child's experience of contributing to the questionnaire [ 9].

The rap sticks to the essentials of Daffodils while updating terms or phrasing which were more the thing in 1807 than they are today.

It's a very poetic phrase, which is typical of Leos.

Students also type a short phrase, which is analyzed by a software program.

"It's a difficult phrase which is difficult to decipher," he says.

"Say it ain't so" is a phrase which is right the way it stands.

(He recycles this phrase, which is a good one, and quite a few others, from the introduction to "The Nick Tosches Reader").

There is a phrase which was and is endlessly repeated, often by Israelis who are far from hawkish: "What sort of people are these, who send their children to murder our children?" Military historians have invented a phrase which is as ugly as it is indispensable; then again, it describes an ugly reality.