Sentence examples for all those terms from inspiring English sources

I mean all those terms as strongly virtuous.

If the constants are S and K, then the combinators are all those terms that are formed from S and K (without variables).

It's compelling until you read the details (written in grey text on a grey background like all those terms of service you agree to).

All those terms refer to accidents.

"All those terms clearly illustrate that tension.

"From what I can tell, he's always been chasing after a certain feeling, a certain speed, with not as much concern with technique -- chaotic, hellbent, all those terms you've heard," said Phil McNichol, the new coach of America's Alpine skiers.

This year's Booker panel are keen to make polemical points about the nature of the novel – and the most challenging of all in those terms is Galgut's brilliant In a Strange Room.

There's a distinction to be made between a whodunnit – in which the murder is no more than a plot point and you could say, if you were framing it at all in those terms, almost always immoral and a whydunnit, which looks at the psychology and ramifications of killing and can be (not necessarily is, but can be) a legitimate and worthy enterprise.

All of those terms have lots of potential for interpretation.

If Oxford are adding words to poke fun at the people we imagine might say them, then why on earth don't we add all those excellent terms from our childhood that had no meaning beyond their moment in time?

For example, if I am looking for a front end web developer with Java, JavaScript, CSS, HTML etc., I will search all those key terms as well as location.