Sentence examples for wording made from inspiring English sources

That wording made Mr. Macy laugh during a telephone interview from his home in Los Angeles.

The notice posted by Science on Thursday cited additional concerns about the research, although the wording made it clear that not all the original authors agreed to the retraction.

The survivor, who wants to remain nameless, says the structure and wording made her wonder if the instrument had been made "deliberately unclear to try to deter some respondents and keep the figures artificially low".

It was devised to fend off a heretical threat to Christian doctrine and it led, partly because of a unilateral change in wording made by the Western church, to a schism that has continued since 1054 between Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism.

The Wingspread Consensus Statement (1991), although simple in its wording, made a powerful contribution to the study of environmental contaminants, and the scientists at this meeting whom Theo referred to as "experts, skeptics, and gurus"—would become the leaders of the field of endocrine disruption.

Did the wording make sense?

This wording makes it sound as though the authors were surprised by this finding.

The word made him picture animals.

Grossman's words made headlines for days.

His words made her very happy.

Lili's words made me uneasy.