Sentence examples for the right wording from inspiring English sources
At first, I struggled with the right wording.
"The next stage will be to find the right wording and design to honour Ted Hughes' remarkable achievement," said Hall. "I hope that his memorial will continue to remind people of his major poetic contribution".
In the tiny recording studio the next day they called the action for the episode, providing a play-by-play that would seem spontaneous onscreen but was a painstaking stop-and-go process, with dozens of cuts and insertions meant not only to find just the right wording for a throwaway quip, but also to match the "lip flap" and hand gestures of the original Japanese performers.
Computers cost more in the long run because they discard applications from people capable of excelling at a job but who failed to divine the right wording or demonstrate the specified qualifications exactly, Cappelli states.
Hitting upon the right wording is therefore a matter of being clear, but not too banal; In trying not to be too banal, one must use uncommon, dignified words and phrases, but one must be careful not to use them excessively or inappropriately in relation to prose style and the typical subject matter of prose speeches.
And here's the happy news: With the right wording choices and tone, your "nope!" can be far kinder (and more helpful) than a resentment-laced "yes".
"Honored is the right word.
Achievement is the right word.
Is glissando the right word?
Evolution is the right word.
