Sentence examples for this particular phrase from inspiring English sources

That Fortas would use this particular phrase seems unlikely, but certainly it captures the flavor of the whispering campaign that he conducted.

This particular phrase is important, because it did not explicitly state what these rights were – and has been a source of tension between Cherokee leaders and the Cherokee Freedmen ever since.

Schofield (2002) argues that this particular phrase originated with Democritus and not his teacher Leucippus.

Using this particular phrase will draw positive attention because "ongoing" suggests a desire for lifelong learning--something employers like--and "professional development" says it all.

"Why would a cat have my tongue, Mommy?" Actually, there is no record of why a cat was chosen for this particular phrase, though its first recorded mention was in the novel Bob Hardwick Henry Howard Harperr, 1911).

Apparently this particular phrase was incorporated in the lyrics of a song about romance, but this expression has been applied to a much broader range of situations.

"It was simple give-and-take about 'what did you mean when you said this and why is that particular phrase here and not there?' " an administration official said.

Almost everything Stevie Nicks says is highly valuable, but I've had that particular phrase bouncing about my cortex ever since.

I always liked the sound of that particular phrase, though Uncle Joe's audience would have recognised the slur for what it was.My wife's family, by contrast, has lived in this same small town in the south-east corner of New England for five generations.

Was that a conscious decision to put that particular phrase in there?

And by the way did you know Bellamy is responsible for bringing that particular phrase into our cultural zeitgeist?