Sentence examples for his terms for from inspiring English sources

Only occasionally does he bother to define his terms for the benefit of the less literate.

Putin has presumably told Trump about his terms for mutual accommodation.

Karim Sanjabi came back to Teheran and called a press conference to announce his terms for negotiating with the regime.

When Ellen delayed agreeing to his terms for a divorce, Mansfield began sending letters that threatened murder in the shrieking diction of his novels.

He would do so on his terms, for his reasons, extending what he called the "twilight of my career" for at least this season.

We welcome that this is a place where someone can come in and dictate a project and a game on exactly his terms, for his fans.

He argues that the "perception of God"—his term for direct experiential awareness of God makes a major contribution to the grounds of religious belief.

(His term for Jamestown was not socialism but "secular communism").

To eat, he "flies," which is his term for panhandling.

"Primary memory" was his term for what we now call short-term or working memory.

Of such a slip -- his term for his lackadaisical defense -- was a mighty upset born.