Sentence examples for wording of how from inspiring English sources

A last-ditch compromise among the European Union, India and China over the wording of how a new agreement should be described – the words "legally binding" were replaced by "an agreed outcome with legal force" – enabled the talks to end in consensus.

Taleb has been doing experiments with London Business School psychologist Dan G. Goldstein and found that the precise wording of how risk is presented influences people greatly.

But he gave no word of how large the title selection would be.

"They will leave and spread the word of how grand a trip they had".

I had been drawn to Portugal by word of how splendid the area around the Douro is.

I was thinking, in other words, of how the world's future might come to look something like Pittsburgh's recent past.

We all gravitated to the conference table and sat nervously, waiting for word of how the meeting had gone and wondering what would happen to us.

I remember how those words were starting to come out with him, just word after word of how bad I felt, how lost … and he just sat quietly listening.

Mr. Song was willing to risk their wrath by talking openly because he said he had despaired of finding other ways of spreading word of how his community was being poisoned by rare earth mining.

Instead, Wilson has just finished a book that includes an examination, in her words, of "how far we haven't come," titled "Closing the Leadership Gap: Why Women Can and Must Help Run the World".

Out of these, Mr Dikotter constructs a devastating case for how extreme violence, not a moral mandate, was at the heart of how the party got to power, and of how it then governed.Towards the end of the civil war, word of how the Communist armies waged war went before them.