Sentence examples for happy terminology from inspiring English sources
But just as kids play a simple card game called war and heave football "bombs," grown-up statesmen and warriors borrow the happy terminology of children.
2.24am BST 60 mins Colin Young (of half-time "turnover" fame) is back, and very happy with the terminology on Johnson's goal: "At least it's still called a 'goal'... heh".
Morris & Hampson (1983), who were perhaps the first to recognize the common theme in some of these theoretical proposals, refer to them as "role playing theories," but this is not a very happy choice of terminology.
First, although the original journal article describing A.S. included the phrase "happy puppet," this disparaging terminology is outdated and considered highly offensive by the A.S. community.
That is, some accord on terminology that communicates effectively yet still keeps the lawyers happy.
Sassall checked the manuscript and made some minor corrections – "medical terminology, technical comments, that sort of thing" – but was otherwise happy with it.
The research on outcomes comparing "children of divorce" (dumbest terminology ever) to children whose parents stayed together doesn't separate out kids from happy intact families and parents who stayed together but aren't functioning well.
The terminology is revealing.
Terminology is everything.
