Sentence examples for this phraseology from inspiring English sources

But western diplomats fear this phraseology, used in a terse statement on Friday, could mean Assad rejects the UN format as the way to solve Syria's divisions.

"The leader of the Republican party and many Republicans – it was about much more than Trump – were using this phraseology debate as a fig leaf for their lack of alternative plan, or a strategy that was different from the president.

It may well be that this phraseology is being used as a means of devaluing the importance of Iraq as a center of conflict and, ultimately, as a rationale for some kind of exit strategy.

A memo from D. M. Ladd to Hoover states that Bernstein was "connected, affiliated, or in some manner associated" with various organizations described as Communist fronts: A handwritten comment, seemingly by Hoover, takes issue with Ladd's insinuations: "This phraseology means nothing + most certainly I can't send to W. H. [the White House] such ambiguous + sweeping statements".

This phraseology, and others like it ('Some scientists think'), is not as prevalent as it used to be in K-12 texts, but its permutations persist.

This phraseology suggests a naïve faith in the optimality of evolutionary processes, and some omniscience on the part of the author, in continuing to personify natural selection as if it were a conscious being.

I never doubted that this rococo phraseology was an original coinage, until I chanced on it, one day, in the pages of P. G. Wodehouse, the writer Christopher perhaps esteemed above all others.

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In this article we characterize the phraseology of Introductions from a corpus of 150 cancer research articles.

This suspicion and distrust is exemplified by the phraseology used throughout the Constitution, particularly our Bill of Rights, containing phrases such as Congress shall not: abridge, infringe, deny, disparage or violate.

Employing the phraseology of the evening, Fred Barnes said of Mr. Bush on the Fox News Channel, "This begins to look as if he has to run the table.