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> "The quick fox jumps over the lazy brown dog."

I honestly can't tell if you're joking. Just in case you're not: that's a horribly insecure passphrase.

That specific example might be flawed, but the principle is sound; a keyphrase is easy to remember and has plenty of entropy.

"I used to smoke Kings cigarettes under the bridge" suits me a lot better than "3D5g!§x&".

It's sound if it's a phrase that is isn't common or well known.

We definitely agree there.

Uncommon phrases are not that difficult to think of though; my own example is the only hit on google for that phrase.

Not joking, but yes a horrible example that's already been pointed out.