| So the voicewriter rephrases the person's words more clearly and concisely without changing the meaning. |
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| Which of the following rephrases of Sentence 4 is best in terms of style and conciseness? |
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| He ingeniously takes away familiar theatrical vocabulary and rephrases it. |
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| He whispers the last sentence, then rephrases it. |
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| Breaking into full orchestral song in the dusty halls of an empty Art Deco building she rephrases the film's existential mysteries in almost childlike terms: Who were we When we were Who we were Back then? |
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| Concerning Article 1, the Commission accepts amendment 17, which slightly rephrases paragraph 1 and reflects the change in the name of the programme. |
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| After much careful study, ACCD developed an audit tool that rephrases code criteria as yes-or-no questions and arranges them in an order that reflects the experience of visiting a public building. |
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| Rather, he punctuates and rephrases them, grants them autonomy and makes them his own. |
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| It is the responsibility of pen which can stimulate thousands of hearts and rephrases the ideas of thousands of minds, in a manner which he cannot imagine as he writes them. |
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