Sentence examples for a term with from inspiring English sources

Consciousness is a term with multiple meanings.

As the court said, "compassionate grounds" is a term with a wide meaning.

That inside space used to be called "human nature," a term with regrettable universalist implications.

IN THE context of air travel, "roll over" isn't usually a term with positive connotations.

It should be noted that τ is in general complex (containing a term with √(−1)).

There's a term for this in the medical literature — clinical inertia — a term with a distinctly negative connotation.

She worried that if a mistrial was declared, another jury might sentence Gross to a term with the chance of parole.

If I'd had a term with a great leader, shadowing them, then I would have found the transition a lot easier.

We've spent a term with these boys, and seen how quickly the street takes them – I don't think we're ready to leave them just yet.

For those more interested in paradox, consider this: Deuce, a term with Old French roots, is not the term the French themselves use when scoring.

Their migrations to the country towns have often left Aboriginal families as stranded "fringe dwellers," a term with social as well as geographic connotations.