Sentences with phrase «used odd phrasing»

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The word God is the key in all religious language, although phrases about him and his actions are logically odd, and we need to make use of models and qualifiers in prolific abundance if we are to provide those situations in which may be evoked disclosures leading to commitment.

If we use the logically odd phrase «Word of God» to describe the Bible, with «Word» as the model and «of God» as the qualifier, so that we speak of «hearing» God's Word, we mean that if we follow the verbal pattern formed by the words of scripture, we may find ourselves in a situation in which a disclosure occurs; the «light dawns» or the «ice breaks.»

Further fuelling the rumour is the fact than Zenit St. Petersburg coach Luciano Spaletti was sacked just two days ago, and it seems odd for Hulk to use the phrase «work», when his club side's next fixture takes place in Moscow in four days time!

An odd phrase to use about two complemetary type players running central midfield together.

Somewhat predictably there's something of a Harry backlash today and although most of it is thoughtful and considered, the odd headline uses phrases such as «losing the dressing room.»

But Gordon Brown is no Keynes and his proposals strike this reviewer as both unrealistic and unclear, even if they result from his «iron conviction» (an odd phrase which I can not im imgine any other leading UK politician using).

There is nothing odd about the phrase «for extemporaneous use only» on a packet of potassium citrate, as mentioned in...

Nowhere does he discuss keeping anyone «off the scent» and your use of quotes is odd considering you used them to quote words and phrases in the email but then quoted something that's not in there at all.

After getting some tips from readers about the odd NFL - related words and phrases to be banned in Pakistan, the website Deadspin did some digging and figured out that to create its list of 1,109 dirty English words and phrases, the PTA simply copied — verbatim — the list of 1,109 words and phrases that the NFL Shop originally banned from use on personalized jerseys back in 2005!

Here's a challenge: Find oddest phrase that lawyers routinely use in your state and investigate its origins.