Sentence examples for * his terminology from inspiring English sources

Nigel Farage might reconsider his terminology.

Finally, Bruno developed an atomic theory, whereby everything that existed was made up of identical particles — "seeds," in his terminology.

There is a crucial difference here (leaving aside that Reid has not updated his terminology since the 50s).

It also should be noted that much of his terminology for change was drawn from the alchemy of his time.

Scott may have learned to tone down his terminology, but center Todd MacCulloch said today that his words still touched a nerve.

In doctrine, he shows a synthetic tendency, combining the influence of Hippocratic medicine and that of the Sicilian school, and his terminology and methodology suggest Aristotelian influences.

He also concocted his own terminology for the grub.

Blair is using his Europe terminology, calling these his non-negotiable "red lines".

Patents in new fields often sound like gobbledygook, since each inventor makes up his own terminology.

Mozgov, 24, learned most of his basketball terminology from English-speaking coaches and players on his Russian team, BC Khimki.

"The Syrian state is determined to recover every area from the terrorists," Mr. Assad said, using his blanket terminology for all supporters of the insurgency.