Sentence examples for as a descriptive term from inspiring English sources
Yet, as a descriptive term, "cyber-bullying" feels deliberately vague.
They use it functionally, as a descriptive term, and contemptuously, in order to degrade.
As a descriptive term, imitation covers a wide range of behaviour.
"Suddenly it could be used as a descriptive term, without all the negative connotations it would have had 10 years earlier".
Keith Hernandez picked the wrong day — Memorial Day — to use "dead soldier" as a descriptive term for a sawed-off bat.
Avoidance is a term that better describes the negative ritual; the Polynesian word tabu (English, taboo) also has become popular as a descriptive term for this kind of ritual.
Tuberculous dactylitis is often referred to as spina ventosa, which is a descriptive term referring to any bone lesion that causes progressive absorption of cortex bordering the medullary canal with progressive subperiosteal hyperplasia until roentgenographically the bone appears inflated and destructed [1, 7].
Note however that "climbing dune" is not a descriptive term for "aggrading DB" as it contains an intrinsic interpretation as "lower flow regime" bedform, as used by Sohn and Chough (1989 ).
That's also the point where "the obvious shit" ceases to be merely a descriptive term and also becomes evaluative.
