Sentence examples for The buzzword of from inspiring English sources
The buzzword of the interrogations was "transparency".
The buzzword of the moment is diversification.
The buzzword of industry is "productivity".
The buzzword of the decade is Stephen Colbert's "truthiness".
The buzzword of the day was "optics," as anchors discussed how the Romney campaign would handle the dreaded split screens, which by Tuesday, could juxtapose Ann Romney's speech with live footage of desperate storm victims seeking shelter.
The buzzword of this Paris fashion week is sensuality, and the fabrics are lifted from the bedroom: pyjama-silk evening separates at Stella McCartney, camisole satins and pale eiderdown-quilt coats at Céline, soft, fringed blanket scarves at Hermès.
The buzzword of the year is "cloud," and it carries with it an implication that your data is somewhere magical and safe, and in a way, it is.
Nanotechnology is the buzzword of the moment in science.
For the unemployed, retraining will be the buzzword of 2009.
But the buzzword of the panel was "satire".
"Relevance" has become the buzzword of the Iraqi crisis.
