Sentence examples for the phrasing used from inspiring English sources

Kolondra then says Opera considered building its own whitelist of 'acceptable ads' — to borrow the phrasing used by desktop ad-block company Adblock Plus (whose business model involves ad giants paying it to have their ads whitelisted, provided those ads also conform to its set of guidelines about contextual relevance, low intrusiveness and so on).

As far as the origin of the raw materials is concerned, the phrasing used was the same as the one adopted in Italy by the Regional Administration of the Veneto, which released the following official claim to certified establishments: 'This restaurant preferentially uses products of regional origin'.

In taking on the Myriad case, the Supreme Court agreed to consider the question of whether human genes could be patented adopting the phrasing used by the ACLU in its complaint.

Tim Montgomerie@conservativehome has tweeted that the phrase used at the meeting was: "yellow bastards".

I like the phrase used by Elizabeth Bowen — "life with the lid on".

A manager in Dubai says he follows 2,300 rules, including the phrases used to greet guests.

A "contagion phenomenon" is the phrase used by a psychiatrist at the famous Menninger Foundation in Topeka, Kansas.

And how precisely was the phrase used and understood in the black precincts of Kansas City, where Parker grew up?

The phrase used about Ira was that he had 'sharper elbows' — he would keep the agencies from taking it over.

Prof. Albertson told about the phrases used in letters of recommendation, which often mean something different than what they say.

(In French, the phrase used is "J'ai l'œil américain," which literally means "I have an American eye").