Sentence examples for everyday word from inspiring English sources

"Entrainment" is not an everyday word, but it's a term used in various fields of science.

It's tragic in the true Shakespearean sense of the word, not tragic in the everyday word as we know it.

Britain was thoroughly romanized, and it is clear that the British language itself had been much affected by Latin; on the level of vocabulary, such an everyday word as Welsh pysg "fish," for example, derives from Latin piscis.

This coalesced into the concept of "spin", which is now an everyday word, so it is easy to forget that its meaning of "political manipulation or positive presentation of the facts" is a relatively recent arrival.

Amaechi said that he is surprised "that people are surprised" because Kobe used an "everyday word" that he heard.

Not only have the concepts behind rape culture been trivialized in social media and everyday word of mouth, but into the political sphere as well.

I wanted to repeat ordinary, everyday words.

Poetry is the magic of everyday words.

Everyday words underwent a dark transformation as well.

His poems, collected in Parlando (1941), are characterized by everyday words and a conversational tone.

For the amateur etymologist, Bloomsbury is bringing out "Anonyponymous," John Bemelmans Marciano's slender compilation of the forgotten origins of everyday words.