Sentence examples for revealing phrase from inspiring English sources

Before making decisions about "America's national security", in his revealing phrase, the president called for more clarity about how and by whom such weapons had been used.

The then prime minister, Winston Churchill, uttered a revealing phrase in defence of this architecture which echoed the British two-party system: "We shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us".

In a recent interview about Wall of Death, the director, Vicky Featherstone, let slip a revealing phrase.

The commercial ends with a hand removing Post-its from a pad, one by one, revealing phrases like "Go ahead connect," "Go ahead inspire," "Go ahead explore" and "Go ahead".

Analyses revealed phrase frequency and familiarity to be highly correlated at either r =.60 or.50, depending on the set of phrases being considered. 1 These correlations are very similar to the correlation found in the present study between phrase frequency and meaningfulness (.61).61

When unfurled, the screens reveal phrases from Paul Éluard's poem "Freedom".

Near the end of the runway, Raury took off his D&G top ― revealing the phrases "Protest D&G," "Give me freedom," and "I am not your scapegoat" ― and raised a closed fist to the sky.

His phrase "an act of war against our country," when played backward, revealed the phrase "Rule the planet".

In "Union Blues," an essay that ran in this magazine in 2003, he described being temporarily laid off from the London Sunday Times, and subsequently revealed the phrase he most regrets having written: As a by-product of a labor dispute with the printers, everyone else at the paper — all fourteen hundred of us — was informed that we were suspended.

Former England international Keegan revealed the phrase is still repeated to him to this day and hailed Coleman as a "master".

During a chat with HuffPost Live's Caroline Modaboutsy-Tehernewabook her new book, "Thrive," Arianna Huffington revealed the phrase she wants to ban from professional settings: saying that someone who is doing a great job is "killing it".