Sentence examples for a word sometimes used from inspiring English sources

Tank is a word sometimes used, both affectionately and otherwise, to describe the massive and sturdy Buick vehicles of the mid-1950s.

Hence the naturalistic (a word sometimes used synonymously with pragmatic – though we are cautious here) setting of a clinic provides opportunities to see what works in practice [ 20].

It's also an attractive heads-up on some recent tendencies -- decorative is an umbrella word sometimes used -- in abstract painting.

Impossible, indeed, was the word sometimes used".

Boilley's contacts in Mali told him that, "The attackers weren't "red," [a word sometimes used to describe white people in Mali].

We used a closed set of responses, the digits 1 9, omitting letters and words sometimes used in the test.

Words sometimes used to symbolize the king as the wielder of beneficial influence are gardener, fisherman, and shepherd.

Not hate, exactly, although that's a word she sometimes uses for it.

"I revere craft, but not 'crafty,' which is a word I sometimes use for poor execution or embellishments that don't correspond to the concept".

For instance, about a year ago, I made a post on Twitter that used the word "Eskimo without knowing, as several people quickly pointed out to me, that that word is sometimes used as a slur.

But the word is sometimes used in a more general sense.