Sentence examples for and using the term from inspiring English sources

It is long and, using the term politely, inclusive.

That caller was cautioned by the host about getting too incivil and using the term "teabagger".

While Allen likes his characters to be intelligent creative-types, quoting Freud and using the term "Kafka-esque," Burns goes for blue collar realism.

But by flying in the face of protocol and using the term "Arabian Gulf", the State Department risks backsliding to a posture in which the US once again bargains away its moral authority in exchange for caustic, emotionally satisfying insults.

Some Republicans in Congress have long assailed the program as politically correct and ineffective, asserting that singling out and using the term "radical Islam" as the trigger for many violent attacks would help focus deterrence efforts.

For a fuller contextualization, because the Norse, along with Celtic, Slavic, Vedic, Hellenic (Greek), and others, are part of the cultural-linguistic family known as Indo-European, and using the term 'Druid' in the sense of Indo-European 'priest or intellectual' in contrast to Warrior or Farmer, this included Healers, Bards, Shaman, Seers (diviners), Historians, Judges, etc.

"Almost no one seems to accept and use the term 'bull market' " for the current rally, Mr. Birinyi said.

A growing number of academics and governments agree and use the term.

After some debate, we all agreed to adopt and use the term, and held a press conference to trumpet the fact.

Rice has also admitted that he hit her, and used the term 'domestic violence' when talking about the issue in his news conference".

Do they know and use the term "Article 216 cases" in their everyday practice?