Sentence examples for universal phrasing from inspiring English sources

Next, the researchers discussed the grounds in order to identify universal phrasing.

Finally, the authors (AM and SB) discussed all factors with each other in order to identify universal phrasing and correspondence between the factors.

Responses to our quest for a universal phrase that would fit any Caption Contest cartoon brought hundreds of alternatives to the two reigning contenders, "What a misunderstanding!" and "Christ, what an asshole!" Some of the submissions were bafflingly specific: "Your French fry is on fire".

As noted above, "dark circles" has become a universal phrase people use to describe a multitude of issues.

"Going to the movies". It's a universal phrase that is somehow distinctly American, shorthand for all manner of personal and social significance.

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Single payer is an awkward phrase that I suspect was created to replace the much more appealing phrase "universal healthcare". Single payer sounds costly and is also just one subset of the multiple universal healthcare structures so there are multiple opportunities to divert conversations onto side tangents.

But Mr. Davis's dream went far beyond the boats; he wanted to reclaim the Hudson, the Harlem and the East Rivers for, in his phrase, "universal public access".

Without it, he fretted, "China may lose what it has already achieved through economic reform".Such remarks inspired a flurry of interest in "universal values", the phrase that has come to encapsulate liberal hopes of pluralism.

And although Tony Blair (also a fan of the phrase "universal values") and George W. Bush are Christians, religion does not appear to have played a major part in their war aims.

He starts in on "this universal apartheid", the phrase clearly a reference to Def Jam's corporate owner, and talks of being "in musical prison, in jail for the flow" before questioning whether the same rules would apply to high-profile white artists, all of them at different times Nas's labelmates: "Try tellin' Bob Dylan, Bruce or Billy Joel they can't sing what's in their soul".