Sentence examples for a term that has from inspiring English sources

One wants to have access to a term that has not been banalized.

They should not be individualistic or, to cite a term that has been misapplied to Gehry, egocentric.

"Nationalization is a term that has become meaningless because people use it in different ways," he said.

To use a term that has fallen out of favor, your assignment is to "civilize" the object of your affections.

He thought the McLeroy crowd should be called "Christianists," a term that has come to connote extremism on the religious right.

The plausibility of the claim depends, in large part, on one's opinion of the chengguan, a term that has become inextricably linked to brutality and even deaths.

Throughout Linda's stay at New Hampshire Hospital, her doctors routinely noted that she lacked "insight," a term that has a troubled legacy in psychiatry.

The statute only requires that the violation affect a financial institution, a term that has been broadly construed in recent district court decisions.

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And in Detroit, you can't talk aesthetics without talking ruin porn, a term that has become increasingly familiar in the city.

Others warned against being "suicided" — a term that has gained flight on the Web in China to convey a sense of powerlessness in the face of authority.