Sentence examples for I term from inspiring English sources

I term this "slow" communication.

"I term it an 'operating system,' " DeLonge said.

Because my staying closeted, in fact, makes me a better soldier, through what I term sublimation.

Last, there are what I term the appropriations of, and accommodations with, reactionary positions.

Well, the first reason is what I term the "who knew?!" effect.

"It has five scenes, and each scene has a connection with what I term a past life in this life".

"This is a very devastating cyclone … I term it a monster that has hit Vanuatu," he said.

To move forward, what's required is what I term as a Unified Space Vision for America that is predicated on exploration, science, development, commerce and security.

I term these "early stage" favorability ratings; we will look at numbers in later phases of the election cycle down below.

The biggest change in philanthropy has been the emergence of something that the sociologist Darren Thiel and I term "rich-to-rich giving".

Justin Black, the director of the developer Brookfield had already admitted: "It's what I term Marmite architecture – you either love it or you hate it".