Sentence examples for buzzword for from inspiring English sources

Another beauty buzzword for 2012 is restraint.

It's the studio buzzword for 2016, and no wonder.

Microgreen is the buzzword for leaves harvested small.

The buzzword for this week, as Ryan explained at the team meeting, was fearless.

"Local" will be the buzzword for other regional productions of "Clybourne Park".

Somehow, the computer's one-word critique found the buzzword for which every magazine strives.

/ a snobby new buzzword for a remote destination, as in: "Paris?

He remains extremely forbearing when I say this has surely been a buzzword for many years.

Perhaps a more apt buzzword for this year could be plain and simple: evidence.

And doctors were encouraged to join the firm in "disease management", a buzzword for prevention rather than costly, traumatic cure.

In night life circles, "French" is not a euphemism for pretentious white tablecloth dining, but a buzzword for debauchery.