Sentence examples for worded with from inspiring English sources

Children will enjoy this, and the designers of this show have thoughtfully added child-height captions to the exhibits, worded with them in mind.

That analysis is discreetly worded, with the budget office declaring somewhat obscurely that while the number of uninsured Americans wouldn't change much, "the pool of people without health insurance would end up being less healthy, on average, than under current law".

But the statements appear to be carefully worded, with official language spelled out in state law relating to notaries, rather than with the language typically used in legal affidavits that says something along the lines of: "I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true".

According to former managers, scripts and mailed solicitations are worded with as little disclosure as is allowable by law.

If a proposition A must be a reason for P (in contrast to the rest of X) in order to bear relation R to ⟨P,X,n⟩, then the question is worded with 'why' and the answer with 'because'; if A must be a way for P to be the case (in contrast to the rest of X) in order to bear relation R to ⟨P,X,n⟩, then the question is worded with 'how' and the answer with 'by'in'in this way', or similar wording.

Roth gets reviewed for supreme literature, literature worded with exquisite detail and plotted with oppressive brilliance and he's been doing it for so long with such painstaking consistency, can't Senator Obama put forth an initiative to ban criticism of Philip Roth books?

Mr. Ballmer emphasizes the word "with".

A word with Collette.

Song combines words with music.

Words with no emotion and no context.

Match the nonsense word with its definition.