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1. She rephrased the letter to give it more formality.

2. OK. Let me rephrase the question .

3. Again, the executive rephrased the question.

4. Could you rephrase your question, please?

5. He rephrased the report in order to clear the essential points.

6. This word cannot express my idea accurately,[sentencedict.com/rephrasing.html] so I'll rephrase.

7. I may, thought Claudel, have to rephrase my report.

8. It helps to rephrase words and terms.

9. The Minister ought to rephrase that remark.

10. I hope, Madam Deputy Speaker, that my comments were not out of order or tasteless, but I shall rephrase them.

11. As in the case of internal parasites, we should now rephrase the whole matter in terms of genes and extended phenotypes.

12. Instead, we rephrase the question and ask how the category operates in practice.

13. It is permissible, even desirable, to edit and rephrase the statement so that it is clear and well structured.

14. We can rephrase Jenkin's argument in a more neutral analogy.

15. The mechanical process of elegant correction and rephrasing cut out the ugly(sentencedict.com), self-stultifying labouring of mistakes.

16. Rephrasing that, the 3-sphere is unique.

17. In a real sense, it is a rephrasing of a statement made thousands of years ago to the first couple.

18. Repeat what they say by clarifying, rephrasing, and confirming. Keep them talking so they will eventually tell you what the issues are.

19. A simple rephrasing of your feelings can help you feel more in control.

20. If you cannot understand, ask: "Would you mind rephrasing the question, please?" The question will then be repeated in different words.

21. If someone asks me that question, I go back to most recent public announcement on it because if I rephrase it, then they try to read something into the rephrasing.

22. "In the Disturbia film the defendants purposefully employed immaterial variations or transparent rephrasing to produce essentially the same story as the Rear Window story, " the lawsuit said.

23. Translation is not word-by-word from Chinese to English, but rephrasing in the target language.

24. He had to ask you where your center was located 3 or 4 times, rephrasing the question each time, before you were able to tell him that you didn't have an office.

25. You can do this either by writing them down or by rephrasing them verbally.

26. Angel: I want you, Lindsey. (a beat) I'm thinking about rephrasing that.

27. He hastily composed another post, and then spent twenty minutes rephrasing it in a calmer tone, but a day later, when that message had also been deleted, his rage erupted.

28. "It's a small step for me, but a great leap for the Malaysian people, " he said, rephrasing Neil Armstrong's words after the 1969 moon landing.

29. If this list doesn't provide you with the help you need, try rephrasing your query.

30. To alter ( a legislative measure, for example ) formally by adding, deleting, or rephrasing.