Sentence examples for the wording which from inspiring English sources

Real used an official statement to express indignation at the wording, which was not present in the latest version of the article on Wednesday.

The wording, which has been haggled over by politicians and officials during two weeks of intensive talks, embeds promises from 185 countries to reduce emissions – sufficient to limit warming to somewhere between 2.7C and 3.7C above pre-industrial levels.

On Tuesday, the White House took steps to fix things, with Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national-security adviser, telling reporters, "The wording, which got a lot of attention, is completely pro forma...

Mr. Campbell cringed at the wording, which seemed to suggest evolution was a kind of hunch instead of the only accepted scientific explanation for the great variety of life on Earth.

On Tuesday, the White House took steps to fix things, with Ben Rhodes, Obama's deputy national-security adviser, telling reporters, "The wording, which got a lot of attention, is completely pro forma..

They tortured themselves, as only designers can, over the wording (which evolved from "gay silence is deafening" to "silence is death" to its canonical version), the font (the "witchy" Gill Sans Bold Extra Condensed), the kerning (at first, some people read the tightly packed letters as SCIENCE=DEATH), the paper stock (heavily coated) and everything else.

Magazines I subscribe to the Word, which is tremendous.

The word, which the Oxford English Dictionary defines as "honorableness," is the longest in all of Shakespeare.

Actually, it's worse than the 'M' word, it's the 'O' word, which is opera".

The artist has erased the rest of the word, which is extant in the title.

Perhaps the fact that they move is more significant... than the words which come through them".