Sentence examples for to be phrase from inspiring English sources

He speeds rapidly through the "to be or not to be" phrase as if he's not going to be caught doing anything cute with it.

Every word she uttered had to be phrased in accordance with the royal code.

Did Venus in Furs really have to be phrased quite like that?

He would not change a word of his testimony, Admiral Mullen insisted, saying, "I phrased it the way I wanted it to be phrased".

It has to be phrased correctly, syllables and rhythm have to be in the right way, and the vocabulary should be used to engage the listener".

Union leaders say they began rallying their members on Oct. 19, as soon as they read in the local newspaper how the questions were to be phrased.

Ordinarily, when philosophers talk about descriptions, they have two kinds of expressions in mind: definite descriptions understood to be phrases of the form 'the F' (and their equivalents in other languages), and indefinite descriptions understood to be phrases of the form 'an F' (and their equivalents in other languages).

Your content needs to be phrased correctly so that you rank for the correct search terms.

The authors' interpretation needs to be phrased in more speculative terms.

Male, Leeds Some parents also commented on the need for the questions to be phrased in a sensitive manner, especially in circumstances where prognosis was poor.

Besides, we found that comments perceived as stimulating reflection were predominantly formulated as questions and tended to be phrased in a positive tone.