Sentence examples for the phrase itself from inspiring English sources
The problem is in the phrase itself.
The phrase itself sounds good to me too.
And the phrase itself is an interesting place to start.
The lettering is elaborate, the phrase itself like an incantation.
(The phrase itself has the ring of a naughty euphemism).
The field of explanation — even the phrase itself — is littered with metaphors.
Actually, the phrasing itself can be revealing, as when CIA Director Panetta implied cavalierly that Washington leaves it up to the Israelis to decide whether and when to attack Iran, and how much "room" to give to the diplomatic effort.
Even as a child, I was struck by the fact that the decoded phrase itself was in need of further decoding.
If bonding with your kid is not enough to reframe having head lice, there's the comfort of the very phrase itself: nit picking.
Theologians and philosophers talk about "the problem of evil," and the hygienic phrase itself bespeaks a certain distance from extreme suffering, the view from a life inside the charmed circle.
Most noun class systems have an accompanying concord system; i.e., other elements in the clause particularly other elements within the noun phrase itself, such as determiners, adjectives, or numerals and frequently the verbs also are marked by an affix selected according to the class of the noun.
