They typically phrase this intuition by saying, e.g., that the facts should be grounded, or that they should not be unfounded, or that they should be supported by cycle-free arguments, et cetera.
Free jazz improvisers typically phrase in chromatic intervals and harmonies, and some achieve atonality while playing in microtones, overtones, multiphonics (simultaneous notes played on one horn), and tone clusters.
It also remembers my most commonly used words, as well as words that typically phrase well together.
Typically these were phrased as: Can you please explain what you mean or can you give an example?
Typically, she found, they phrased their decision in terms of a preference.
For example, the phrasing "this finding is also supported by a previous report"; more typically the phrasing would be "our results support the previously published result".
Of 50,000 Google Play reviews, a total of 7,135 (14.4%) are one-star reviews - which typically use phrases like "doesn't work" - and 1,699 (3.4%) are two-star reviews, using phrases like "not finished" or "refuses to work after update".
Ms. Luker sings her solo, a reflective, subtle song of maternal loss, with typically sensitive phrasing and beauty of tone.
More than anything else, the Scene was Mr. Paul's personal vision, "a childhood dream come untrue" in his typically odd phrase.
"The media," he sneers at one point, in a typically tortuous phrase, "want to make everything base-level for the human public".
"From the farmyard in which his certitudes perched like fat chickens, every night of the siege, one or two were carried off in the jaws of rationalism and despair," writes Farrell in a typically lovely phrase.
