Sentence examples similar to collective jargon from inspiring English sources
The same elements apply – what are norms, values, terminology, language, jargon, and collective priorities that we share together?
The librarians and library staff around me at Lehigh brought me into their Commons, and gave me the time and space to learn about the norms, shared values, terminology, language, jargon, and collective priorities of libraries so that I could begin to apply them with my skills and experiences and be an active contributor to the Commons of Libraries.
It is the biggest of its kind in Europe and run by a chain called LPG – an ironic dig at the former East because the initials were once Communist-party jargon for a state collective farm.
The collective bargaining agreement is 425 pages of legalese, jargon and run-on sentences, a dizzying compendium of decades of negotiations between the N.B.A. and the players union.
Nor can deploying management-consultancy jargon and business practices help us govern our collective public space.
He struggles with jargon while trying to interject the term "intravidual" into our collective conversation.
