When the service was introduced in July, BuyMusic's hook was that its songs cost "as little as 79 cents" -- a questionable phrase if there ever was one.
We feel that Mrs. Martin's grammatically questionable phrase is a bit bigoted.
Language I did not note any bad words, cursing or questionable phrases in the movie.
-- Zach Howe in "Homophobia Is a Real Fear... but of What, Exactly?" Turning a questionable phrase around, usually is a good test of whether something sounds a little off or not.
Question questionable sources.
Call out who will return questionable shots with phrases such as "Mine!" and "I've got it!" Establish what phrases you will use before beginning the match.
The software, which works like a spelling checker program to spot questionable words and phrases in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents, is available on the Deloitte Consulting Web site at www.dc.com/bullfighter.
It often comes through in the voice, and establishes such an effective system over the situation that the singer (or musician) can do pretty much anything – laugh, talk, phrase at will, ask questions, sing questionable lyrics, fill in spaces.
The intentions of the picture were questionable given that the phrase was conceived as a rebuttal against violence inflicted upon Black people at the hands of the police.
(If our analysis of the noun phrase seems questionable, the full sentence is Post hoc analysis of the data showed that, with the greatest concentration of propofol (1000 microM), there was increasing inhibition of metabolism of midazolam with increases of oxygen from 10 to 70%.) No argument present: Arguments with no surface realizations were explicitly marked as absent.
But his opening aria, "Celeste Aida," was off-putting, belted out, with mechanical-sounding phrasing and some questionable intonation (something that plagued the leads in both casts at a couple of key junctures).
