Sentence examples for a terrible term from inspiring English sources

In some ways, denialism is a terrible term.

"Short story is a terrible term, I much prefer the French term conte".

He once wrote that "PC revolution" was a "terrible term," a marketer's bit of hyperbole.

They expect you to be a 'ramp tramp.' It's a terrible term they use to the describe the girls that sit on the sidelines," Vinberg explains.

A bill approved in June would authorize 30,000 livery cars to pick up street hails in the so-called outer boroughs (a terrible term) and in northern stretches of Manhattan where yellow cabs are almost as rare as billionaires.

"I have to say that the kind of support and encouragement and creative critique and just, like, the wellspring of ideas and artistic juices — a terrible term but it's true — that you get working in the rehearsal room and then onstage night after night was incredible," she said.

They were fresh and they were honest and they had what I thought was a sort of presence, and this is a terrible, vague term—'star quality.' Whatever that is, they had it or I sensed that they had it".

He's labeling her with this terrible term.

I would argue that Tim would be better off asking Goldman questions: "What was your indictment-per-employee growth since 2008?" Tim should be doing town hall meetings (terrible term, but you get my drift).

To shy away from "zero tolerance policies" for the short term expediency of avoiding conflict, comes with a terrible long-term price.

Apparently, the short-term consequence of an unbeaten postseason at home is a terrible long-term memory.