Sentence examples for the same phraseology from inspiring English sources

On numerous occasions, China's President has used almost the same phraseology.

Moreover, he tends to use much the same phraseology on each occasion he discusses the issue.

He speaks the same phraseology, the same language.

The elaborate calligraphy — trying to figure out what an "S" looked like took several pages — was in service to the same rambling, halting, sometimes dopey phraseology.

Few have written with such sympathy, able to laugh with them, not at them, at the same time minting fresh, inventive phraseology.

They feed off each other, as is demonstrated by the frequency with which the same views and even the phraseology used in the largely rightwing press regularly crop up in radio and TV interviews with Labour MPs.

In 2010 the renowned palaeontologist Paul Sereno argued that "parrot-like" was more than just phraseology: he suggested psittacosaurs even had the same musculature as their modern bird analogues.

But, judging it by its necessary operation and obvious effect, the fundamental purpose plainly was to compel, under the sanction of the criminal law, the enforcement of the contract for personal service, and the same purpose, tested by like criteria, breathes despite its different phraseology through the amendments of 1903 and 1907 of the statute here in question.

And this is not the only time; The Islam Versus Europe blog "cites 15 examples of duplications in phraseology from the book which Joya published the same year in which Hari subsequently printed the interview".

Freedom of press and religion, explicitly guaranteed by the Constitution, must at least be entitled to the same freedom from burdensome taxation which it has been thought that the more general phraseology of the commerce clause has extended to interstate commerce.

University spokesman Dan Mogulof rejected the criticism of the "escape hatch", calling the phraseology "the concoction of a 19-year-old headline writer".