Often, the famous phrase "live long and prosper" is said after it.

The phrase that automatically validates the truth of anything you say after it.

Somewhere in my notes on the half-hour conversation is that usual phrase - you shouldn't ever say never.

That small, odd-sounding phrase actually said quite a lot.

The little familiar phrase said everything in a quite astonishing way.

But the next phrase says, 'if indeed one ought to call him a man.'

"We use hackneyed phrases to say monumental things," John explains.

"Just a phrase, just a turn of speech," Sally said, turning away at last and coming toward her.

Additionally, users cannot type, but can choose phrases to say from a list.

She could say that phrase to herself calmly, "try again," say it almost without fear.