Sentence examples for her terminology from inspiring English sources

Not a bad thing, particularly when the writing is shot through with glinting sarcasm and, to use her terminology, the palpable "giving of zero fucks".

"When England was down 1-love, and they made the goal, I was like 'Whoa,"' said Williams, who might know her Wayne Rooneys from her David Beckhams but still needs some help with her terminology.

The imaginary writer of "Atonement" in her last pages expresses her debt to the research facilities at the Imperial War Museum, in Lambeth, and to an "old colonel" who has testily corrected her terminology and fine points.

The fledgling Christian Science movement was further threatened by internal schism and the rivalry of various "mind-cure" groups that appropriated her terminology but sought healing not through divine help but through the powers of the human mind, which she saw as engendering disease in the first place.

With her mystifying "Blues," a meandering work in which the cast was split between "blue blacks" and "blue whites" (her terminology, not mine), she provided a dance for all the thoughtful, rigorous choreographers in the world to rebel against and, in turn, a reason to rebel passionately against Judson.

Lackey explains her terminology as follows.

Although her gender terminology is not intuitive, this could simply be because oppressive ideologies mislead us about the meanings of our gender terms.

Having lived in the nearby enclave of College Hill, I recognized the meaning behind her racist terminology.

Ms. Neff's husband even "invites" her, in the terminology of electronic calendaring, to his guys' night out.

Her use of terminology in reference to LGBT people is interesting.

This rejection notwithstanding, her "controlling elements" terminology now appears prescient in light of recent genomic discoveries.