paraphrase

I said, paraphrasing her words to me the day before.

To paraphrase her father: what a family they had turned out to be.

"I do paraphrase all the great terms of our age."

To paraphrase an old saw: Can they get here from there?

He had paraphrased it a little, but God would understand.

And I'm just going to quickly read this rather than trying to paraphrase it.

If it is not a Minister, please will he paraphrase.

In fact, he said, she was paraphrasing the views of others.

Well, to paraphrase the old saying, a tattoo is only skin deep.

Paraphrasing what young Ned here had asked not ten minutes ago.

When they did offer a comment, in many cases it was just to paraphrase what had already been said by one of the top guys.

"To paraphrase what I said a moment ago, you two didn't exactly seem to be getting along."

It was brief and said exactly what the attorney had paraphrased.

Yet, to paraphrase Shakespeare, nothing in his time on the show became him like the leaving of it.

Having heard, the listener may then paraphrase the speaker's words.

Some questions have been edited or paraphrased because of space limitations.

Services can be paraphrased in terms of their generic key characteristics.

"Everything on earth," he was paraphrased by a friend as saying at the time, "is done to attract the attention of women."

But are we right in paraphrasing it in these terms?

When paraphrased, it means, "Go on learning and acquiring knowledge until you are old."

To paraphrase Moses, let's ask them to "let my data go."

They might have paraphrased, I most certainly did not.

She talked slowly as if paraphrasing a complicated mass of information.

It says, and I paraphrase, eat all the steak you want but leave the bread behind.

To paraphrase the movie: "If you pass a bill with so much money for the builders, they will come."

It would be easy enough to make another one: a paraphrase, at any rate.

I may not have that quite correct, but I'm sure the paraphrase is close.

But the exact words of a letter are sometimes better than a paraphrase.

Are you including those paraphrases as part of the allegation?

The latter may be a paraphrase of the former, or complementary.

This version was considered a paraphrase is now out of print.

He claims that the statement and its paraphrase "describe the same fact".

The original text was lost and today there remain just two paraphrases of it.

But Bush has never denied the accuracy of the reporter's paraphrase.

This is a basic paraphrase of the entire Bible teaching on marriage.

Is it a paraphrase or a parody of European styles?

Paraphrase may apply to music as well as to writing.

Neither do they seem to be exciting adventure stories, except perhaps in paraphrase.

Can we even identify, for paraphrase purposes, what the underlying meaning is?

His paraphrase, "When in doubt, tell the truth," is of this sort.

In this time he wrote a poetic paraphrase of several psalms.

The previous statement is a paraphrase of the explanation provided in the comic series.

"Lunar Paraphrase" can be read as such a response, despite its mention of religious figures.

In recent years, psalms and paraphrases have been used less but are still an important part of worship.

Then all the other little girls recited a paraphrase.

Amid much contemporary paraphrase, the flavor of the original seemed remote.

One could almost summarise the book in a paraphrase.

A difficulty of paraphrase arises even in the first sentence "Who are the characters?"

These principles apply both to literal copies and to paraphrases.

Its first movement is almost a paraphrase of Ravel.