Sentence examples for insider terminology from inspiring English sources
Hayden is a devout Steelers fan, and his style is jock-bureaucratic — tough talk clotted with insider terminology.
When I speak with people who reference one banal acronym and insider terminology after another, it strikes me as phony, superficial and pompous.
Sometimes insider terminology can make a project appear more intimidating than it is.
When it comes to understanding and writing about technology, one of the biggest challenges is dealing with all the insider-y terminology — particularly because it can feel so removed from everyday experience.
"I wonder if Douglas Booth will be walking," says 15-year-old Daisy Dalton to her friends, displaying the kind of insider knowledge and terminology that would impress Anna Wintour.
Moreover, whereas the Talmud was written for a "textual community" (to use Brian Stock's terminology) of insiders, the writing on the wall is addressed to the public (though apparently to a predominately male audience, given its placement), which ostensibly includes people with differing views on the subject matter.
Think of how you conduct a Google search, then update your profile with the words, terminology, corporate buzzwords, insider jargon and industry-anachronisms that recruiters would likely search.
My own university has more than its fair share of authentic and faux medieval terminology that is utterly opaque to outsiders (and to many insiders), eg Tripos, Part II, prelims, JRF, DoS.
Of course courtroom dramas and legal thrillers will contain some legal terminology, but skilful writers like Grisham use them to mount simple explanations and to give the reader an insider's feel for the legal system.
