Sentence examples for I propose the term from inspiring English sources

So I propose the term "hate narratives". If you have a better one, I'm all ears.

I propose the term "gynome" to describe that part of the human genome that is unique to women.

In thinking about a term that is global in the sense that it is in the world though not of the world, I propose the term "illegalize". To that I turn.

Rather than assuming water is always everywhere the same, I propose the term wateriness helps attend to what is distinct about places with water, whilst recognising this varies across space, time and through interaction with other materials.

So, for the vast majority of this new language I propose the term "@e-speak".

I propose the term 'dysfunctional PBL' to characterise curricular weakness due to faulty PBL implementation.

In this Editorial, I propose the alternative, broader term 'tool' to describe a biological system that does not obviously (or precisely) recapitulate a human disorder, but that nonetheless provides useful insight into the etiology or treatment of that disorder.

Therefore, we propose the term TMSCs.

We propose the term 'escortin' to describe this 'linker' function.

Furthermore, I propose that the term 'long-term decrement' should be used, rather than 'long-term habituation'.

Were the Japanese allowed to propose the terms of their surrender?