Sentence examples for properly phrased from inspiring English sources

A properly phrased question could have forced Greeks to face unpleasant realities.

So the problem that we have in our politics, which is fairly typical, is that you take one person's statement, if it's not properly phrased, and you just beat it to death.

Suddenly Complicated questions of esthetic inten tion and artistic realization — questions that require a certain specialized intelli gence and taste even to be, properly phrased, let alone answered were cast into an alien legalistic vocabulary that precluded the very possibility of a seri ous answer.

Such questions can only be valuable when they are properly phrased and contain clear and exhaustive concepts.

During a meeting a question came up about load balancers and at the end of the meeting myself and two other individuals were able to approach the team in charge of this equipment and get the answer in less time than it would have taken to write an email properly phrasing the question.

I meant to convey Google's emphasis on real time analytics but obviously failed to properly phrase it.

And if you can properly phrase the question, then the answer is the easy part.

In retrospect, some of the decisions I made with the heart were... How can I properly phrase this?... beyond idiotic.

While the SMART test may be a useful minor mechanism for making sure that a goal statement has been phrased properly (in the same way that a spell-checker is a useful mechanism for flagging any misspelled words in a document), it provides no help in determining whether the goal itself is a good idea.

When dealing with the exploratory information-seeking mode, search engines have to deal with the fact that searchers are not always able to properly formulate certain queries, since they do not know how to phrase such queries.

One of them was Bruce, and the two made an impression on each other; Michael took on Bruce as a manager, and in Bruce's words, "I gave up everything just to roll the dice, on a dream of making him richer and more famous than he ever dreamed [by] trademarking properly that phrase, those famous, five words".