Sentence examples for in terms like from inspiring English sources
In prescientific days this was expressed in terms like "moonstruck" and "lunatic".
The criticisms are largely unsound, especially when couched in terms like "oversampling," which implies pollsters are deliberately rigging their samples.
We see the quasi-familial connection of the nation to its territory in terms like patrie, Vaterland and rodina, all from "parental" etymological roots.
Thus far, Mr. Paladino's most discernible talent is a knack for describing people in terms like "degenerate idiot," "wimp," "leeches," "pig," "Hitler" and "Antichrist".
Book reviews in major newspapers have described that opinion in terms like "persuasive" (The Philadelphia Inquirer) and "compelling" (The Sacramento Bee).
Well aware of the nuances embedded in terms like Chinese and Western, he is, at his best, one of the most exciting figures around.
It is also seen that the first version of the terminology analysis system delivers sufficiently high values for precision and recall achievable in term-like phrases retrieval process.
As there is no need for all the tags from OSCAR4 and Penn Treebank Tag Set, only a few of them are used in term-like phrases retrieval procedure.
In terms of likes, the albums do well but event invites are always the most popular thing.
In what may be my favorite ranking of the year, the U.S. trails only Kenya in terms of liking Americans.
