A character from comedy became a charismatic leader, adopted both a superficially left-leaning phraseology and a decidedly right-wing macho posture, and kept screaming: "Neither left nor right!".
The phrase "radical Left" doesn't appear in Damore's memo, but the title, "Google's ideological echo chamber," borrows from the phraseology of the alt-right free-speech movement, which conflates legitimate consequences for speech (like losing your job) with an infringement on the first amendment.
The notice should use the phraseology that states the tenant's "right to occupancy is being terminated".
This suspicion and distrust is exemplified by the phraseology used throughout the Constitution, particularly our Bill of Rights, containing phrases such as Congress shall not: abridge, infringe, deny, disparage or violate.
He smiles at his phraseology.
"And he has his own phraseology.
"So that's why I used that phraseology".
A joint approach to a Jungian archetype of phraseology?
"Unable," Captain Sullenberger responded, in standard pilot phraseology.
"The letter writer's phraseology is peculiar," Mr. Luxemburg said.
