Sentence examples for became a buzz from inspiring English sources
Mr. Currier has been resolutely green for decades before that color became a buzz word.
Long before collaboration became a buzz term in British theatre, Graham and Hoggett were hooking up with DJs, classically trained actors and writers because, although they had the ideas, they knew they needed other people to help them realise them.
It wasn't until the opening line of 13 Reasons Why became a buzz-phrase that the show's insensitivity became fully apparent.
The TED talk, which received a standing ovation, recently became a buzzed-about topic on Reddit as users take stances on what privacy means in today's mobile society.
The answer probably lies in what has become a buzz phrase in health care: patient engagement.
As "women's empowerment" has become a buzz phrase in the last few years, some people are pushing back.
The more "innovation" becomes a buzz word, the less we know what it's supposed to mean.
Functional training (also called functional exercise) has become a buzz word in the fitness industry, used in programs for competitive athletes as well as recreational exercisers.
I think Darwin actually mentioned that phrase in his book back in 1859, but it's become a buzz word today in biology, and genomics, and biodiversity studies.
