Sentence examples for using the same phrasing from inspiring English sources

He punctuated his point by using the same phrasing Mr. Schmidt did when he testified.

They were given no script, but were asked to speak as if they were talking to their own baby, using the same phrasing and intonation.

Using the same phrasing:If Mr D'Souza hailed from a tiny Westernised elite that allied itself with the European colonialist project against the national independence movement of his own country, that would explain his monomania about anti-colonialism.It would, however, be unfair to explain Mr D'Souza's views this way.

Nokia confirmed the completed transaction in a press release, noting that it has "completed the sale of substantially all of its Devices & Services business to Microsoft" (using the same phrasing it has deployed throughout the process).

If you do not learn your lesson from them, look at the Libyan leader, who pointed his gun against his own people and, only 32 days ago, got killed in a way that none of us desired, after using the same phrases that you use".

Mr. Rehberg echoed her assessment of voters, using the same phrase, "fiercely independent".

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They trick Google's algorithm for ranking search results by using the same phrase on many sites that link to the target site, pushing it to the top of Google's list for that phrase.

Max Bretos, an ESPN anchor, was suspended for 30 days for using the same phrase during an interview about Lin on ESPNews with Walt Frazier, the Knicks' TV analyst for the MSG Network.

Mr. Bush is using the same phrases he did more than a year ago, that he is a "compassionate conservative," that he wants to fight the "soft bigotry of low expectations" for minority students in public schools, that he wants to rally "the armies of compassion".

The Obama campaign started using the same phrase nationally this weekend.