Wording

The company's official statement had carefully chosen wording.

The editor suggested a few changes to the wording of the article for clarity.

The politician was criticized for his insensitive wording.

The politician carefully chose his words in the wording of his speech.

The editor suggested a few changes in the wording of the article to make it more readable.

The wording of the letter was emotional and heartfelt.

The company decided to change the wording of their advertising campaign.

The teacher corrected the wording of my essay.

I had to rewrite the email with different wording to avoid offending anyone.

The politician carefully considered the wording of his speech.

The committee spent hours debating the wording of the resolution.

The artist was frustrated that he couldn't find the right wording to describe his vision for the painting.

The designer spent days wording the product description to appeal to the target audience.

The professor asked the students to analyze the wording of the poem.

The editor suggested changing the wording of the headline to make it more attention-grabbing.

The lawyer advised his client to be careful with his wording during the trial.

The wording in the instructions was difficult to follow.

The lawyer emphasized the importance of carefully wording the contract to avoid any legal disputes.

The journalist changed the wording of the headline to make it more attention-grabbing.

The wording of the slogan is simple yet catchy, making it perfect for a marketing campaign.

The wording of the poem is so beautiful that it brings tears to my eyes.

I don't like the wording of this email; it sounds too formal.

The politician's wording was carefully chosen to avoid controversy.

The wording of the recipe made it seem more complicated than it actually was.

I need to be careful with the wording of my resume to make sure I showcase my skills effectively.

The advertising agency worked hard to find the perfect wording for the slogan.

The wording of the question on the test was misleading and caused many students to answer incorrectly.

The wedding invitation had elegant wording that impressed the guests.

The book was poorly received due to the awkward wording in certain sections.

The coach worked on the wording of the team's mission statement.

The teacher praised the student for the excellent wording in her essay.

The scientist debated the wording of the research findings.

The wording of the song's chorus was catchy and memorable.

The lawyer suggested changing the wording of the legal document.

I had trouble understanding the wording of the instructions.

The author spent hours perfecting the wording of the opening sentence.

The wording in this email is too casual for a professional setting.

The teacher changed the wording of the exam question.

The wording of the email was inappropriate for a professional setting.

The wording of the advertisement was misleading.

I didn't like the wording of the apology letter.

The politician was criticized for the wording of his speech, which many found offensive.

The wording of the instructions was straightforward and easy to follow.

The poet spent a long time perfecting the wording of her poem to convey exactly the right emotions.

The teacher asked the students to pay attention to the wording of the essay question.

The politician was criticized for his insensitive wording during the press conference.

The politician was criticized for the wording of his speech.

The journalist was praised for the clever wording of the headline.

The lawyer revised the wording of the contract to make it more clear.

She revised the wording of her essay to make it more persuasive.