Sentence examples for best term from inspiring English sources
Just like our language regarding race, the best term for discussing those who have disabilities evolved.
The best term for it is "sometimes saves on the laundry; sometimes doesn't".
"Revolution" was never the best term to depict the historic events of 2004.
Recollected in tranquillity is probably not the best term for the searing images which remained burnt on the memory of the hibakusha, the atomic-bomb survivors.
"The result was palpable and formed the basis of the best term that industry has ever enjoyed before the court in environmental cases".
An "egg donor" who is being paid, she points out, isn't a donor; and "there is nothing 'surrogate'" about "surrogate motherhood" – "The best term is the one few will tackle: 'baby-selling'".
We weren't on the best terms.
"The best terms took it," she said.
Putting it in the best terms — Mom, be proud!
And negotiate the best terms while we still have our trump card to play.
Like many other capitalist endeavors, moviemaking is less about loyalty than about securing the best terms.
