Sentence examples for a term that is from inspiring English sources

Reality itself is a term that is rapidly being devalued.

"Physical theatre" is a term that is hard to define, because it covers a wide span.

Creative nonfiction is a term that is currently having its day.

He diagnoses a widespread reality problem: Reality itself is a term that is rapidly being devalued.

Mr. Staier is a harpsichord virtuoso, a term that is actually hard to define until you've heard him play.

And almost every one featured a term that is surely Mitchell's least favourite description of herself: "confessional singer".

Mr. Schwarzenegger was re-elected in 2006 to a term that is to run until January 2011.

If you start with a term that is undefined, like quality, it is no longer a footnote to Plato.

Interestingly, despite its widespread use, "nervous breakdown" isn't a term that is used by the medical profession.

This is an example, in phrase form, of a "Janus word" -- a term that is its own antonym.

The concept of visible storage -- a term that is now crowding out open study -- evolved more recently.