Sentence examples for choice of terms from inspiring English sources
Regarding the choice of terms, "treason" is an obvious term for identifying enemies of the state.
(Hundreds of such studies are already listed on international clinical-research databases). Groups studying tissue-specific stem cells should be encouraged to rethink their choice of terms.
Ukip has campaigned for a change in the government's preferred question as the choice of terms parliament does adopt could potentially make a difference in a close vote.
As one might suspect from Morgan's choice of terms, 19th-century social sciences were intrinsically linked to the colonial endeavours of the period.
Due to the choice of terms used to describe the NII, we identified what it seemed to be a technological deterministic tendency suggesting that through technology new forms of social relations at all levels would emerge.
The choice of terms that make up this vocabulary is important, and Wilson and co use a set already defined for Cartesian genetic programming (as their technique is called).
It's hard not to suspect that this choice of term performs a certain depoliticising function.
'Grassroots' is an interesting choice of term for a group led by a former Archbishop, former Lord Chancellor, half a dozen MPs, four bishops and countless charity leaders.
But her choice of term — "speculative fiction," a charged phrase historically used by science fiction avant-gardists to elevate their plausible, "serious" science fiction above what they considered trashy space-opera pulps — only engendered further controversy.
If 'imagination' is understood in its root sense of image-making and we see imagination not as opposed to but as part of perception, then Kant's choice of term becomes less peculiar.
