Sentence examples for recognizable phrase from inspiring English sources

Seishiro Kato, a child acting sensation, cornered the country's appetite for cuteness with his appearance as the head of a Toyota dealership in a TV commercial, making "kodomo tencho" or "child store manager" an instantly recognizable phrase.

"Sinatra-cool" is a recognizable phrase.

Though this is a simple and recognizable phrase with a powerful message, it confines one of the hardest meanings to ever be practiced in life.

By analyzing Churchillian word constructions, according to museum director Reed, visitors are able to explore the "instantly recognizable phrases of his best-known oratory, and to understand how Churchill came to hold the position he now does in the minds and hearts of people all around the world".

When Bo Diddley adapted it for "I'm a Man", it became one of the most recognizable musical phrases in blues.

Consider using a recognizable word or phrase from the hook.

His solo project uses a whole lot of repackaging of basic and recognizable symbols and phrases from World War Two-era fascism.

A theme is a melody that is not necessarily complete in itself except when designed for a set of variations but is recognizable as a pregnant phrase or clause.

Henriques of PopMatters noted that Williams is not a "technically gifted rapper", he "does not have a beautiful voice" and his lyrics are "typically inconsequential in a 'saying shit just to sound cool' sort of way", but found strengths in his choruses, which he pointed out "typically use a catchy phrase or recognizable melody as an anchor for his nonsensical verses".

In her début interview with the national media late last week, Sarah Palin seemed to not understand what the Bush Doctrine meant; since then, there has been a great deal of writing and commentary about whether her confusion was justified, on the grounds that it is not a phrase that is instantly recognizable, or that is defined in the same way by all foreign-policy specialists.

Throughout it was swing, sure and steady, and a seemingly endless amount of songlike phrases that weren't recognizable but could have come from any part of American popular music in the last 50 years.