Sentence examples for that particular phrase from inspiring English sources

Almost everything Stevie Nicks says is highly valuable, but I've had that particular phrase bouncing about my cortex ever since.

"It was simple give-and-take about 'what did you mean when you said this and why is that particular phrase here and not there?' " an administration official said.

Less than a week later, there are 96 and counting entries on You Tube making a lie of his assertion, trumpeting videotaped examples of Bush using that particular phrase to describe his Iraq strategy -- over and over again.

I always liked the sound of that particular phrase, though Uncle Joe's audience would have recognised the slur for what it was.My wife's family, by contrast, has lived in this same small town in the south-east corner of New England for five generations.

Hannah Elliott: What significance does the term "Walk that Tightrope" have - why did you want to capture that particular phrase?

Was that a conscious decision to put that particular phrase in there?

That particular phrasing was, to say the least, a great leap of interpretation.

Interesting, isn't it, that Agassi should have used that particular phrasing, given the scorn heaped upon him for starring in a television commercial for a brand of camera and becoming closely identified with its marketing mantra: Image is Everything.

She must have listened to Lady Day's albums over and over to get that particular phrasing and intonation.

When Kaczynski later penned an anarchist manifesto in the guise of the Unabomber, the appearance of that particular turn of phrase helped F.B.I. analysts, working with Kaczynski's brother David, identify who the author was and bring him to justice for his mail-bombing spree.

The kerfuffle over that one particular phrase—I wrote "democratic socialism" on some piece of paper twenty-three yeago ago.