Phrasing

They were as one with the interpretation of mood and the phrasing of one enhanced the phrasing of the other.

A bill on promoting the understanding of sexual minorities was abandoned in 2021 over the phrasing “discrimination is unacceptable,” with conservative lawmakers claiming the scope of discrimination was unclear.

A lot of intentionally vague phrasing there.

Bengals cornerback Mike Hilton dropped the phrasing on the sideline of Cincinnati’s win over the Bills, referencing quarterback Joe Burrow and his early success against the Chiefs.

But in the Book of Judges, the verse uses slightly different phrasing: they “did not” drive out their enemies.

Her warm tones and fluid phrasing made Warwick’s voice the perfect accompaniment to Bacharach’s music.

I emphasize that phrasing because, really, that’s all “it” is: An incredibly powerful language modeler.

In this case, there is no way to justify that phrasing, as Cody vs. Dom is at best the fifth most important match on this card.

It’s bad enough to feel forced to write a follow up to your own “final report” within a day of its release, but then bringing more goofy, hyper-specific phrasing into the mix only makes it worse.

Much of Han’s playing on the album is tough and muscular, full of quick, angular phrasing that skips across the keys with virtuosic flourish.

Skelton’s discovery shows that is not the case, and I wish that the subtle phrasing important to accurate reporting would reflect that.

That phrasing — “Our Democracy” — is quite peculiar.

The latest recommendations come with a unique phrasing: Eligible people “may” get the second bivalent booster dose, rather than “should” get it.

The phrasing quickly became a meme, so much so that Heinz developed a limited edition “Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch” sauce, a wink to fans and also, frankly, a marketing ploy.

Carpenter highlights the dichotomy of her songwriting when she partners her flirtatious phrasing with her vulnerability.

For teachers, similar bias may impact the grades AI-powered programs assign students, preferring the phrasing and cultural perspectives used in white students’ essays over those of students of color.

FROM the staggering three pages of evidence and three short paragraphs published on the UK Covid Inquiry website, the risk of independence to the Union appears to have been front and centre - at least from the phrasing of the conclusion.

Harley took Parsons’ suggestion to increase the tempo as well as alter his vocal phrasing in the chorus.

In fact, the same justice delivered prepared remarks to the Federalist Society in November 2020, when he used eerily similar phrasing about the same issue.

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