Sentence examples for the phrasing that from inspiring English sources

It's the inexorability of that image, rather than the phrasing, that gives "The Local News" its urgency and heft.

"It can seem that way when the musicians have no idea where the music comes from, of the physical instruments it was written for, of the phrasing that was used in the period," Ms. Orlando said.

Trump's allegation is a familiar one, particularly the phrasing that "something was up," the kind of vague construction he often uses to suggest unseen forces at work against him and his supporters.

Hence the phrase that yet lives in infamy, "The Posture Pictures".

"Modern Classics": that was the phrase that puzzled me.

The phrase that will be remembered is "death spiral".

Their implications float beyond the phrases that contain them.

I think the phrase that's appealing to me is "tough-minded optimism".

"Top of the world" is the phrase that begins to describe these feelings.

When feeding back to the session, the phrase that kept being repeated was "Just ask".

The phrase that is drawing protests is "regardless of what anybody tells you".