Sentence examples for No other term from inspiring English sources
No other term quite encapsulates "to become lost inexplicably and unexpectedly," which connotes suspicion of trouble.
There's no other term for it.
There seems no other term for that but jamming.
He understands that there is no other term to describe his technique.
It's become a cliché to describe statement-making jewelry as "wearable art," but no other term quite captures the personal adornments made by Alexander Calder.
I wonder when one of Radio 3's disc jockeys – there's no other term for them these days – last broadcast a work of this genre.
No other terms were disclosed.
No other terms of the settlements were disclosed.
No other terms of the settlement announced Monday by a family spokesman were released.
In his typically laconic way, Grant confirmed that he indeed had no other terms to proffer.
After all, he is one of the few comedians now working to whom the word genius might be applied, if only because no other terms seem any more, or less, suitable.
