Sentence examples for rewording it from inspiring English sources

Play freely with the problem statement, rewording it several times.

For example, "I play chess every chance I get, as it is my goal to travel the country as a full-time competitor," could be geared for resume writing by rewording it as, "I enjoy the chess club because it stimulates my creative problem solving skills and opens my mind to new ways of thinking outside the box".

When I get the typed script back I cogitate again and then reword it, and I might get another version typed".

Because of the novelist's ban on any reproduction of her correspondence, O'Brien could not quote the letter verbatim, so she reworded it.

"I hate to say this — and feel free to reword it any way — but it was, honestly, at the time, real hatred," Petke said.

"I didn't know how else to say it; I tried to reword it three or four times," Mills said later in his office, still gripping the bat, lightly swinging it at his desk chair.

Trudging tomboyishly around the city's edgelands to spit out her frustration in rap form, one night an uninvited listener shows up: Maxine (Jisca Calvanda), an illegal but irrepressible immigrant from the DRC – or, as Lenny rewords it, the rez-de-chaussée (ground floor).

Isn't this feature at risk of being a bit annoying — a la Microsoft's old Clippy Word assistant, which was perpetually noticing you were writing a letter and trying to reword it?

Maybe you want to reword it," or something like that.

Advertisers have control over the objective material and give license to the influencer to reword it, but not to where it misleads any audience with unsubstantiated claims.

How would you reword it to make it clearer" "How far back were you thinking when you answered this question?