It should be considered as a descriptive phrase and we should just then explore whether there is a better phrase to describe the topic.
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The common descriptive phrase, Mabry said, was that " ol'Joe's gone white-eyed on us ."
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But his penchant for descriptive phrasing " goes back to what Ted Husing said to me : ` Never be afraid to turn a phrase.
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Renaming to a descriptive phrase will solve all title related disputes, the main point of contention, and it fits squarely with all policies on naming.
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The guidance of WP : NEO at the time was to " " use a title that is a descriptive phrase in plain English " ".
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Hertsgaard was writing his book in Rome and there came a time toward the end when he was absolutely drained, with nary a descriptive phrase or insight left.
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But Muller's manuscript suffered scores of rejections, even though she has a gift for precise observation and descriptive phrasing that may well equal her resourcefulness on the road.
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WASHINGTON _ " Axis of evil " is a catchy and descriptive phrase to characterize three nations _ Iraq, Iran and North Korea _ that harbor or encourage terrorists.
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Context is often the key to determining exactly what a person means, and speeches and written works must be closely read to determine the actual meaning of the descriptive phrase used.
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Dorothy begins singing, modestly explaining through descriptive phrasing that it " "'It Really Was No Miracle "'"; it was the wind that brought the apparent miracle.
