Sentence examples for wording of what from inspiring English sources

"I've seen too many candidates go into blind panic if they can't remember the exact flow and wording of what they wanted to say," says Hannah Morton-Hedges, careers adviser and managing director of Momentum Careers Advice.

The precise wording of what this means in terms of levels of greenhouse gas emissions has been left open, however, with square brackets denoting phrases still to be negotiated.

An often cited psychological argument for primitives is the fact that people rather quickly forget the exact wording of what they read or are told, recalling only the "gist"; it is this gist that primitive decomposition is intended to derive.

On the basis of these measurements some form of CDSS can be designed, as long as the recommendations the system produces (e.g. the wording of what action to take) and the ways it is implemented acknowledge the uncertainty inherent in the data and leave room for clinical judgement.

"I feel every word of what I'm saying.

I believed every word of what I read.

No word of what the rescue workers had found leaked out.

I never breathed a word of what he did to anyone.

Moments after he departed, neither of us retained a word of what Tony had said.

I understood not one word of what went on in between.

Except I don't understand a word of what you said.