Sentence examples for warmer phrase from inspiring English sources

"An enterprise strategy means investing in renewable energy," he said, a far warmer phrase than in previous speeches and presumably wrung out of him by the Lib Dems.

His sound, though not enormous, is robust, penetrating and warm; his phrasing smooth and refined.

Mr. Álvarez sang with moments of characteristically warm, natural phrasing, and Mr. Hvorostovsky had his usual nobility and intelligence.

His very distinctive timbre, with a rapidly flickering vibrato, brings a reminder of such a golden age singer as Alessandro Bonci, and his technique finds him just as happy in the bel canto of Donizetti as in the warm verismo phrases of Cilea and Puccini.

Many people are warming to the phrase "Merry Jesuschristmas".

Instead, each semester, I meet students who might be afraid of traditional English courses, but are drawn by the oddly warm and fuzzy phrase "creative writing".

As the audience enters, the dancers are "warming up," the phrase in quotes because they are twisting and gyrating flat out in Mr. Forsythe's patented style.

Secondly, I will heartily agree with anyone, anywhere, who argues that "public-private partnership" is not the warm and fuzzy phrase it was made out to be in the 1990s.

And that's why the "consensus on global warming" is a phrase that should be forever retired from the climate debate.

Climate change is used interchangeably with another phrase – "global warming" – reflecting the strong warming trend that scientists have observed over the past century or so.

As for global warming, a marketing company in Washington was reported the other day as having concluded that the very phrase "global warming" was a turnoff for many people.