Sentence examples for whole phrases from inspiring English sources
In whole phrases she only approximated the correct pitches.
In the second "Wanderer" dance, Mr. Crossman reiterates whole phrases from his solo.
But things start getting more complicated when whole phrases are involved.
She sang whole phrases with an exceptionally rich yet focused sound.
He sometimes lifts whole phrases from Robert Johnson or Muddy Waters, and no harm done.
Borrowing whole phrases, sentences and paragraphs is a deeper sin in fiction, I think.
Only after I say the whole phrase do you understand what I'm saying.
However, the whole phrase seemed to call attention to the unwilling, especially France, Germany and Russia.
Ms. Allen, though, said: "The whole phrase 'nontraditional' doesn't belong to us.
And the whole phrase begs the question: influential on whom or what?
"The whole phrase of 'illegal immigrant' connotes that the person, by just being here, is committing a crime".
