Sentence examples for esoteric jargon from inspiring English sources
Indeed, intense methodological debates among behavioralists (and within the discipline more broadly) often seemed arcane, filled with esoteric jargon and addressed to issues of little concern to most citizens.
In person, Xi is a sharp contrast to the man he replaces, the robotic Hu Jintao, who spoke esoteric jargon about "harmonious society" and "a scientific outlook on development".
While we encourage submissions that use data, charts, graphs, and maps to buttress their arguments, we ask that all prose be kept free of technical jargon and esoteric jargon.
Often, vocabularies differ, some are quite esoteric and jargon laden.
He believed that experts often hide behind jargon and esoteric vocabulary to disguise their own ignorance.
Forget the jargon and esoteric nature of rigging, he urged the jurors in his opening statement; think of it as a simple case of cheating, like fixing a horse race and betting on the outcome.
Three quarters of the way through his "biography" of cancer, the New York-based oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee pauses to set the scene in his laboratory, a beehive of esoteric activity and impenetrable jargon.
Scientists are notoriously inept at translating their work for a non-technical audience, often leaning so heavily on jargon and esoteric concepts that even interested people can't figure out why it matters.
The crucial thing is to "make people believe in the story before it is too late", says Sano. "Climate change has always been esoteric for many and has had its own set of technical jargon that only climate negotiators seem to comprehend.
Other related types of nonstandard word usage include cant and jargon, synonyms for vague and high-sounding or technical and esoteric language not immediately intelligible to the uninitiate.
