Sentence examples for create a technical term from inspiring English sources

Cook Wilson, therefore, considered it "repugnant to create a technical term out of all relation to ordinary language" (SI, 713), and he particularly disliked the tendency to unearth some concept in Greek philosophy in order to introduce a new technical term.

Rabbinic literature created a technical term, ha-raʿ ("the evil impulse"), to denote the source within humans of their disobedience, and subsequently the counter-term yetzer ha-ṭov ("the good impulse") was used to indicate humans' obedience.

There is a technical term for this.

Is that a technical term?

"Mush -- now there's a technical term".

Well, to use a technical term, it's balls.

It was, to use a technical term, insanely delicious.

She is not – to use a technical term – a girly-girl.

The woman is – and I'm going to use a technical term here – an absolute hoot.

We have a technical term for them in our lab," says Zak. "We call them 'bastards'".

Psychologists have a technical term for this reaction: they call it "disadvantageous-inequity aversion".