Sentence examples for into jargon from inspiring English sources

Sadly, it then descends into jargon.

He lapses into jargon where ordinary speech would do.

They consistently use the alchemy of bureaucratic language to transform words with clear meaning into jargon.

She laughed easily and encouraged me to stop her if, in her enthusiasm, she veered into jargon.

Though the authors occasionally lapse into jargon (their barnacles cling to "substrate" until the animals die and their six-plate shells "become disarticulated"), on the whole, their writing is plain and clear.

Carnage Carney struggled to explain monetary policy without lapsing into jargon and at one stage felt he had to explain to his teenage audience that John Lennon was a member of a 1960s group called the Beatles.

And he repeatedly falls into astrophysical jargon and scientific notation.

Estate agents don't understand it; they turn the romance of domesticity into meaningless jargon.

At the table, Hurley easily slipped into the jargon of his old life.

So I'm four for four,' he says, sadly slipping into baseball jargon.

From one paragraph to the next, her language becomes wooden and clichéd as she descends into meaningless jargon.