Sentence examples for sort of phrase from inspiring English sources

That sort of phrase is music to Tory ears.

It is the sort of phrase normally mouthed on the brink of a weighty decision or difficult task.

He did not suffer from the bane of drama critics: adjectival effusion – the sort of phrase that gets critics' names up outside theatres.

Fiercely fabulous is the sort of phrase that springs to mind when trying to figure out the perfect all-encompassing label to slap across this new French poppet named Sliimy.

Employers can lump that sort of phrase into a pie-chart, send it by the accountants and adjust company policy, for the good of the bottom-line, not the mere sanity of their employees.

"You can look at it two ways" is the sort of phrase, in the immediate aftermath of deadly violence, that you rarely heard from a president before Mr. Trump.

Clearly, these are the sort of phrases that Americans and their government love to hear.

"Bingo wings", "love handles", "thunder thighs": they are the sort of phrases which, for reasons of self-respect, are no longer appropriate in modern Britain.

That is the sort of phrasing that might placate conservatives, and could provide convention delegates with the typically Episcopal opportunity to kick the problem down the road, getting them safely past the Lambeth Conference in 2008.

The sort of phrases identified can vary based on the background corpus used.

The new classifier is better at detecting spam on individual web pages, e.g., repeated spammy words the sort of phrases you tend to see in junky, automated, self-promoting blog comments.