Let me rephrase that. (Laughter.) Dan had asked me to respond to Sarah Palin.

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Did I rephrase what the other person said so as to better understand it?

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Another strategy to reframe a conversation without intensifying it, Reardon says, is to rephrase an insulting suggestion.

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I'll rephrase the question: Which side ended those wars in a superior position?

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The next time you sit down to write your goals, rephrase them into a series of promises you make to yourself.

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But Republican participations is crucial to the deal and the Blair government is banking on Mr Trimble's ability to rephrase his demands.

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Indeed the Breast Cancer Fund knows it can rely on many news organizations to simply rephrase their press release and call it news.

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Several times Shipman upbraided his own counsel for her convoluted language, insisting she rephrase the question, though he had clearly understood it all along.

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At several junctures, Inskeep tried to rephrase Santorum's answers to make sure that he understood and that he could communicate that to Morning Edition's listeners.

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Well, let me rephrase that: I wanted to be a princess who could wear pants, wrestle her enemies and hang with the Ghostbusters on the weekend.

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Actually, I should slightly rephrase that.

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Let me rephrase that.

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