Sentence examples for word for more from inspiring English sources

A woman who was unable to utter a word for more than a decade has spoken of a "miracle" after her speech was restored in a pioneering transplant.

Reverse quotas, in search of a more diverse N.B.A., are not far-fetched: It's called globalization, a code word for more white players on rosters.

There has been no word for more than a week on the whereabouts of Colonel Qaddafi's remaining son-at-large, Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi, who is believed to be hiding with sympathetic Tuareg tribesmen in Mali or Niger.

The need for greater "collegiality" -- a code word for more democracy in the church -- is one of many issues the pope put on the agenda for the College of Cardinals this week.

She spoke the word for more serious offenses, too.

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To Republican ears that is just fancy wording for more public spending and ever-bigger deficits.

Whenever possible, exchange negative words for more positive terms, or at least choose something softer.

But they will hang on any post-election words for more concrete indications of a new style of governing.

In his own words "For more than half a century, during which kingdoms and empires have fallen, this Union has stood unshaken.

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