Sentence examples for bit of a buzzword from inspiring English sources

Diversity seems to be a bit of a buzzword in the industry at the moment.

It's become a bit of a display buzzword, like 4K before it, but it makes a difference.

True, "authentic leadership" has a bit of a consultant-buzzword tone to it, but the writer is a former chief executive, namely Bill George, who retired from Medtronic in 2002.

Part of this "authenticity," which does sound a bit like a buzzword, comes from having deep experience in the market and having gone beyond basic market analysis pre-launch.

"I think there's a little bit of buzzword bingo right now around adaptive learning and personalized learning," Smith Lewis said.

One reads of a "buzzword" in Renaissance Venice, and of one Zen "jump-starting his career".

It's more of a buzzword.

Bit of a maverick.

Bit of a scoop?

A bit of a jerk".

Bit of a gap".