Sentence examples for fancy terms from inspiring English sources

I hate to use these fancy terms.

Loyalty, human values, no need to dress them up in fancy terms.

To put it in fancy terms, the crisis is an emergent condition — even more terrible than the sum of its parts.

Petraeus revelled in the jargon — among junior officers, his PowerPoint presentations were spoken of in reverent tones — but, at least in his case, the fancy terms were suggestive of his knowledge, and not the end of it.

All those fancy terms beloved by financiers, Walter thinks, "like takeovers, selling short, asset stripping — are these not rich people's terms for bullying, gambling, and cheating?" Similarly, Justin thinks to himself about those who would stand in the way of his ruthless family's projects, "It was awkward when someone acted out of principle".

Photographers deal with this problem differently, but above all by struggling to make beautiful pictures: what causes any image to stick in the mind, aside from shock content, whose impact tends to be brief, are qualities like pictorial integrity and compositional originality, which are fancy terms for beauty.

Sounds like a fancy term for gardening.

Today we have a fancy term for it: aspiration dressing.

Some fancy term the young woman had picked up.

The fancy term for this moisture transfer is evapotranspiration (ET).

The fancy term for this is psychographic targeting.