Sentence examples for abuse of jargon from inspiring English sources

THIS week's instalment in our occasional series on the use and abuse of jargon focuses on "doomology".

Favourite bit of jargon?

Beware of jargon.

A triumph of jargon.

The green shoots of jargon will flourish in 2008.Andrew Palmer: jargon-fighter, The Economist.

Forget her unfortunate use of jargon.

This intransitive use of "shipped" has a flavor of jargon.

It was not a language but some kind of jargon.

The menu is full of jargon, translated for first-timers.

I mean, these things get called Silicon Valley jargon or buzzwords, just as 'long-form journalism' is also a kind of jargon".

Lynn is fond of jargon like "volumetric gastrulations" and the "torquing" of form.