Rephrase

But O’Carroll asked the lawyer to “rephrase that”, as he took “umbrage at that comment” and had gone to the High Court, where he had received considerable damages on two occasions.

He will rephrase it asking if you like Skittles and the rainbow.

Uh, perhaps Eric may want to rephrase that!

We would therefore like to rephrase our : Can a penitent who, while admitting a sin, refuses to make, in any way, the intention not to commit it again, validly receive sacramental absolution?

Sincere questions invite people to rephrase their positions to help you see them more clearly.

This one performs a more comprehensive search, offers more concise answers, lets you rephrase the original query with a single tap for more clarity, and pushes related queries to serve more relevant details wherever necessary.

Excuse me, I don’t know what came over me, allow me to rephrase – you to fight a fucking sperm whale.

I'll rephrase: ISIS grew exponentially during Obama's glorious reign.

Let me rephrase that to "valued learning", as they are clearly two different things right now.

Today, I would like to rephrase that to ask not what your candidate will do for you, but what your candidate will do for the marginalized, the downtrodden, and the oppressed.

Well, let me rephrase.

You could rephrase it to: which species has separated most recently into two new species?

If we rephrase sexual transgression in school and work as a civil-rights and civil-society issue, everything becomes less emotional, less personal.