Sentence examples for a jargon from inspiring English sources

Many of his formulas have become a jargon of everyday.

Many are written in a jargon incomprehensible to those who just know where the oil goes.

I remember thinking it was a slightly amusing attempt at a jargon shift that would never catch on.

That puts a new gloss on "state capture", a jargon term for a kind of deep official corruption.

Hall falls back on a jargon - 'challenge, disturb, provoke' - which makes theatre-going sound like a moral duty.

It gives marketing executives some idea of how well their campaigns are working and has a jargon all its own.

Talk story about colloquialisms in Washington, D.C. Washington is a city with a language all its own--a jargon-studed dialect that contributes mightily to the view of most Americans that their capital is a foreign country, if not another planet.

"This isn't really a jargon-heavy show.

Or is it just a jargon-spouting con-trick?

He talks about schools in a jargon-free way that every New Yorker can understand.

Finra's consumer investing tools appear online amid a jargon-laden array of communications to and about its members.