Sentence examples for arcane jargon from inspiring English sources
This sounds scientific, because it uses arcane jargon that gives the impression of articulating explanatory principles.
The sociologists of science, in particular, have developed an arcane jargon about the "sociology of scientific knowledge" (S.S.K).
To borrow from more of Grant's arcane jargon, Metro has "to move from being a single day-part, single channel offering, to open up different day-parts through other platforms, so that we get urbanites engaged with us more often".
"After all, one consists of sad individuals living out their fantasies for long hours in the company of other nerds, reciting arcane jargon and recording strange statistics on a grubby piece of paper.
I know this from experience, as a former seventh-level Paladin, who immersed himself in the game's arcane jargon and encyclopedic tomes for a year, only to be cruelly slain by my friend's Gnome Thief/Illusionist one day.
Enduring skimpy disclosure and arcane jargon to find the ripest fruit.
As a corporate conference venue, London's ExCeL Centre is regularly overwhelmed by besuited executives dealing in arcane business jargon.
Generally speaking, the federal government is wary of bringing complex financial cases to trial, fearing that a torrent of arcane banking jargon will overwhelm a jury and result in a victory for the bank.
Earthy, gossipy and girlish in private, Dr. Rizzo has a weakness for the most arcane education jargon when trying at news conferences to describe her accomplishments; one reason, perhaps, that the changes she has made have not received much attention.
The discussions have often been arcane and jargon-ridden, and usually confined to small groups of experts in particular countries or even particular services.
Power struggles in the Chinese Communist Party have changed in form since they were waged among guerrilla fighters denouncing each other in arcane Marxist-Leninist jargon in the caves of Yan'an; or, during the Cultural Revolution, using student-written "big-character posters", dunce caps and mass violence.
