Sentence examples for remarkable phrasing from inspiring English sources
She was the kind of Irish mother who would have liked one of her boys to become a priest, and indeed Bing attended a Jesuit high school in Spokane, studying Latin and mastering the art of elocution, to which he later said he owed his remarkable phrasing, and went on to Gonzaga University, even doing a year of law.
This remarkable phrase attests to an increasing recognition of the role genomic knowledge plays in shaping human life.
He says that Arconic, the supplier of the panels used the remarkable phrase that the panels "did not render inevitable the catastrophe that ensued".
Ten years later, when NBC covered the 50th anniversary of D-day, he came up with the words, "This is the greatest generation any society has ever produced".That remarkable phrase gave this present book its title.
Under the Tudor monarchy, English law expanded to include the category of "treason by words". Rebecca Lemon investigates this remarkable phrase both as a legal charge and as a cultural event.
But in another remarkable phrase he warned his contemporaries that they must never be, as he put it: "Resolved to be irresolute, adamant for drift, solid for fluidity and all powerful for impotence".
When I read The Left Hand of Darkness in the early 70s, I was struck less by the suppressed violence and paranoia of this other world than by the remarkable phrase: "The King was pregnant".
With 59 words and a remarkable 11 prepositional phrases, this overstuffed lead sentence was awfully hard to digest.
And this remarkable turn of phrase: "I will burn this fucking place to the ground before I get rid of that mirror".
Indeed, it is a remarkable pastiche of phrases from well-known American tunes: "Columbia the Gem of the Ocean," "Tenting on the Old Campground," "Rally Round the Flag," even a bit of the "Star-Spangled Banner": a history of American patriotism rolled into one rousing jingle.
There are passages where Milanov's lustrous voice and regal phrasing are remarkable.
