Sentence examples for you rephrase from inspiring English sources

"Can you rephrase your question in a more concrete way?" he said.

Can you rephrase it?" He indicates that it is as clear as he can make it, so I move on.

Tim: He steals money from California to the tune of about a million Person 2: Will you rephrase that?

"You don't understand when I ask you, 'Is it in writing?' " "Why don't you rephrase the question," Ms. Harris responded softly, which only produced more venom from Mr. Vacco, a former New York State attorney general.

In each of the televised Q&As that have decorated this debate, it has felt like it would be entirely reasonable for the subjects on both sides to say: "Sorry, but could you rephrase your question without taking such obvious delight in being massively rude, please?" Instead, they offer up the one part of their face not pelted in tomatoes, and humbly point out that we've missed a bit.

"Can you rephrase, please?" he asked.

If you rephrased to a negative question, does that mean you have a positive finding?

"They were saying to the Administration, 'You must rephrase, you must correct!' " When Obama appeared at an AIPAC policy conference three days later, he was conciliatory: "The parties themselves — Israelis and Palestinians — will negotiate a border that is different than the one that existed on June 4 , 1967

"They were saying to the Administration, 'You must rephrase, you must correct!' " When Obama appeared at an AIPAC policy conference three days later, he was conciliatory: "The parties themselves Israelis and Palestinians will negotiate a border that is different than the one that existed on June 4 , 1967

For example, you may rephrase the confrontational phrase, "you were supposed to figure that out," in a way that is non-confrontational by saying something more like, "we need to resolve this issue".

You then rephrase it, hoping that will make it clearer.