Sentence examples for which phrase from inspiring English sources

So my point is, is that it's sometimes easy to worry about which phrase you're going to use.

Gosh, there are so many to choose from: Dick Cheney, Karl Rove… Which phrase do you most overuse?

His fullness revolutionized the writing of Latin; he is the real creator of the "periodic" style, in which phrase is balanced against phrase, with subordinate clauses woven into a complex but seldom obscure whole.

From a 1973 "Tosca" I could tell you on which phrase the singer Tito Gobbi timed which brilliant piece of acting (most chillingly, a sensuous, slow stroke of a feathered quill along Tosca's bare neck).

Every time he received a request to take down a posting, he noted which phrase the government had objected to, and after a while he developed his own list simply to help his company avoid future hassles.

Media debate raged as to which phrase he actually used and how best to translate it into Spanish-Spanish, no beeps, no censorship, no coyness, none of those cowardly, pointless stars this column is about to use.

Which phrases do you most overuse?

Executives need to know which phrases to avoid and which to adopt.

It is a world in which phrases such as "a new social contract between science and society" actually mean something.

But we can measure the frequency with which phrases related to gun policy are used by the news media.

Agents receive on-screen tips on which phrases, sales pitches and conflict-resolution tricks are most likely to resonate.