Sentence examples for considered a term of from inspiring English sources

First, the phrase "you complete freak" is considered a term of endearment on this side of the Atlantic.

It's not only that I hadn't fully grasped the degree to which the word "heritage" is now considered a term of abuse, something I find wholly mystifying, given that our heritage – emphasis on the word "our" – includes such things as libraries, national parks, museums and galleries; I also strongly dislike the implication that we're all in one camp or the other.

Indeed the whole parish here is often referred to jocularly as bundun Mhoire, Mor's backside, which is considered a term of pride and honor by the local people, notwithstanding the jibes that it inspires.

The aerodynamic drag perturbation is expressed as an external non-conservative force and the Earth oblateness (J2 perturbation) is considered as a term of potential energy.

(Settlers rarely use the word "Palestinian," considering it a term of propaganda).

In such circumstances it would then consider setting a term of supervised detention under mental health provisions.

Lighter-skinned Iraqis consider Abu Samra a term of endearment, but the car washers said that for them it is a vicious slur.

By the linearity of the supercommutator, it suffices to consider a single term of the sum (2.7).

If Pistorius is given what they consider a suitable term of, say, 10 years in jail, they may decide there is no need.

President Clinton even considered an end-of-term trip to North Korea, but was talked out of it by aides who feared that the North was not ready to make real concessions.

In fact, he's considered a number of term sheets and offers at the moment.