Sentence examples for global lexicon from inspiring English sources

The word has entered the global lexicon; like Mickey Mouse, Elvis, and Obama, it opens doors.

The term "los desaparecidos"—"the disappeared"—became one of Argentina's contributions to the global lexicon.

The various revolts and rebellions that can be filed under the heading Arab Spring have produced only one location that has entered the global lexicon of popular resistance.

Citigroup popularized the term 'Grexit' under its very opinionated and very much listened-to chief economist, Willem Buiter — shorthand for the idea that Greece was doomed to leave the euro, and the catchy moniker has now entered the global lexicon.

Words like "chérie," "amour," and "French kiss" have become part of a global lexicon of love.

You can help shift the global lexicon by putting girls first.

This mix of agriculture and nutrition is called biofortification, and it's one of the hot words in the global poverty lexicon.

"Now, the discourse of 'war is an option on the table' has been replaced by phrases such as interaction, dialogue and peace in the global political lexicon.

We followed the protocol described in Section 3.2.1 to build class lexicons and gather the retained poses in a global dictionary.

THE two most popular words in the business lexicon are probably "global" and "leadership".

Sigman, M. & Cecchi, G. A. Global organization of the wordnet lexicon.