Sentence examples for the specific wording from inspiring English sources

A committee of the parliament led by two Indigenous MPs – the Liberal party's Ken Wyatt and Labor senator Nova Peris – has been tasked with producing the specific wording for the change.

For various reasons, mostly having to do with the tricks of memory, the specific wording that Franken has used, and, Sessions said yesterday, how shocked he had been by the question's premise, he maintained that he was neither lying at those hearings nor lying now.

What is changing is the specific wording.

In addition, it seemed smart enough to not need you to ask the question using the specific wording that you used when inputting the data, either.

The specific wording for each survey question in these analyses is provided in table 1.

In the acute ward, however, the LPNs felt that "risk of falling" was hard to describe, and they did not use the specific wording.

"Those were the specific words.

"And that because of the specific words used, what he said was not entirely accurate.

(Teachers, you might choose the specific words from that list that you'd like your students to use).

"Kills" is a Dutch word for stream or estuary, but the specific words "Fresh Kills" were maybe a little harsh sounding.

Swearing has been around for thousands of years, and though the specific words in question have changed, the chorus of anxiety that accompanies them has not.