Sentence examples for should rephrase from inspiring English sources

I should rephrase that; I really hope it doesn't go according to plan.

Then groups should rephrase the modifications to the steps to specify their "secrets," which they should write down on a slip of paper.

Perhaps I should rephrase that, in case it sounds like I'm going to actually miss Outcasts; what I can't believe is that anyone connected with the show could possibly think that was in anyway acceptable as a series finale, let alone the promised cliffhanger.

Perhaps we should rephrase it: How badly do we need political parties?

I should rephrase that so as not to sound so crass: will enough people be cool with spending $7 per month to play a game they enjoy?

Better perhaps we should rephrase investment in armaments as "More bucks for the bang".

Perhaps, I thought, the correct response would have been to send Carter-Silk an email pointing out that if he suspected the message he was about to send was "horribly politically incorrect", then he should probably rephrase it.

We probably should have rephrased this ("film" or "filming").

Also, the plural variant here has a whiff of jargon and should be rephrased: "with fact-checking," perhaps.

Maybe the question should be rephrased: "If Walt Whitman is not a poet, who is?" LOUIS PHILLIPS New York, Jan . 22 2003 The writer is a professor of humanities, School of Visual Arts.

Avi Spier: Perhaps that question should be rephrased to, 'What wasn't the hardest part of that first year?'.