Definitionn. the grouping of musical phrases in a melodic line
Last update: September 12, 2015
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For the ease of the reader I have, with Miss Sullivan's consent, made the extracts run together continuously and supplied words of connection and the resulting necessary changes in syntax, and Miss Sullivan has made slight changes in the phrasing of her reports and also of her letters, which were carelessly written. [Please select]
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They have the mysterious force of prophetic accident combined with happy economy of phrasing. [Please select]
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The man's phrasing was rough, but both his admiration and his pity were sincere, and John felt no resentment toward him. [Please select]
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He applied himself to the careful study of newspapers--their points of view, their style of phrasing. [Please select]
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Singular as the phrasing was, Tembarom knew what he meant, and that he was thinking of the oddity of chance. [Please select]
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Temple Barholm's exact phrasing of the story, but it was what Miss Alicia gathered, and what moved her deeply. [Please select]
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