Sentence examples for general terms of from inspiring English sources

He talked in general terms of expanding international involvement and stabilizing Iraq.

Airbnb responded to Petosky's tweet with a general terms of service, she said.

I'm fairly sure he was aware, in general terms, of my existence.

Converting Lanzmann's absolutes of death and life into the general terms of Judaism as an ethical culture, Nemes — for all the horrors he evokes — offers comfortingly cautionary lessons for modern times.

Although Gill said he was speaking only "in general" terms of the view at his club, his comments do carry the force of his status as an influential board member of the Football Association.

Indeed, Jean Louise/Lee herself, though passionately opposed to what her uncle and her father are saying, nevertheless accepts the general terms of the debate as the right ones.

The general term of copyright protection was established as the life of the author plus 70 years.

At Cambridge, for instance, I happily used the general term of abuse "Narg" to describe anyone studying mathematics or science without knowing its implications.

Even in African-American usage, where the later slang developments of cool would percolate, nothing definitive has been found to establish it as a general term of approval before the 20th century.

We also find the general term of the analogue Euler zeta function.

Inside the general term of RC tendinopathy, we can include tendinitis, tendinosis, paratendinosis or partial tears of the RC tendons.