Sentence examples for similar phrasing from inspiring English sources

He repeated similar phrasing the next day.

When he took the microphone, Mr. Obama used similar phrasing, saying, "Part of the change, by the way, is telling the truth to the American people about the very serious and difficult challenges and choices that we face".

He used similar phrasing on NBC, saying, "We have a lot of panic out there among the establishment because the establishment has tried to convince conservatives that they need Mitt Romney shoved down their throat".

Simon Pegg hit out at "Trekkie" enthusiasts who voted JJ Abrams Star Trek Intoo Darkness the worst film in the series in August last year, while screenwriter Bob Orci later used similar phrasing to hit out at a fan who did not like the movie on an online forum.

Of course, Whole Lotta Love became a controversial song – it transpired the lyrics were largely pinched from You Need Love, written by Wille Dixon and recorded by Muddy Waters in 1962, and possibly taken from a 1966 version by the Small Faces (which was credited to Marriott/Lane, ironically), which has similar phrasing to Plant's in Whole Lotta Love.

Items were selected to avoid similar phrasing and meaning.

The scientists analyzed the language used by people to describe their experiences of drug use and their dreams, and compared these reports to identify similar phrases and expressions that could indicate a similarity between the two experiences.

They also used similar phrase breaks.

His fellow actors use similar phrases to describe him.

Using similar phrases, this is what he outlined in the New York Times last week.

"There's a similar phrase in every state I've worked in," Mr. Wilson said.