Sentence examples for wording set from inspiring English sources
The wording set off a diplomatic spat two years ago when the papal envoy to Jerusalem threatened to skip Israel's Holocaust day service and it remains contentious, symbolic of the troubled history between the Catholic church and the Jewish people.
"Words," set to Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words" — get it?
"There are no key words set up for organic search.
They're not words set to pretty tunes.
Like the drawings of Zarina Hashmi they suggest pages of poetry with the words set free.
It's ancient words set to simple modern rhythms within a classical framework.
They let the words, set with punchy vitality by Stravinsky, do their work.
"He acknowledged that he was playing with matches and accidentally, his words, set the fire".
His characters constantly stress the force of the word set free.
Page 383 of the British edition, by comparison, contains 365 words, set in 37 lines.
Mr. Obama's words set to music has been watched almost 11.3 million times.
