Sentence examples for esoteric terms from inspiring English sources

Experimental choreographers often speak about dance in esoteric terms; while potentially alienating, it's also fitting.

It sounds simplistic, but with little kids, you don't talk in esoteric terms.

Go to business school so you can understand all the esoteric terms industry people will throw around.

Too often, he wrote, Americans have been enamored of "a nerdy-sounding priesthood, using esoteric terms such as beta, gamma, sigma and the like".

Constructed by a nerdy-sounding priesthood using esoteric terms such as beta, gamma, sigma and the like, these models tend to look impressive.

(Some apologists for the film try to explain away these shortcomings in highly esoteric terms).

"Artists' housing has gone from an esoteric term to a buzzword," said Robert Lane, the director of the design program at the Regional Plan Association, a nonprofit urban planning group for the greater New York City area.

In the eighteenth century, the phlogiston hypothesis extended Aristotle's idea to other reactions, and the word "fire" was replaced by the more esoteric term "phlogiston" (Greek word for flame).

In recent weeks, Ms. Feng - who spent two years in the Teach for America program - has quizzed her students on the basics of stock ownership, esoteric financial terms like "par value" and potential interest rates for borrowers.

The conclusions they've reached are nuanced and can turn on esoteric definitions of terms such as "justice" and "moral good". But their reasoning often provides keen insights into today's most pressing policy questions.

A third challenge for understanding Leibniz's views is that he does not use the terms "esoteric" and "exoteric" univocally.