Sentence examples for introduced to terms from inspiring English sources

When Facebook changed its settings last summer to allow users to choose from a variety of new gender identities, many people were introduced to terms like "genderqueer", "androgyne" and "non-binary" – terms that previously had little traction outside the blogosphere.

I'm getting introduced to new terms almost daily, including "pet-the-orphan tours", "cultural zoo trips", and any number of creative, mostly disparaging terms.

San Diego has been introduced to such terms as the "Filner headlock," a description of how the mayor allegedly handled women he was trying to embrace.

At 12 years old I was introduced to the term "bisexual" by a friend, who was attracted to both girls and boys.

It has been almost 35 years since the world was introduced to the term AIDS.

In the Torah, we are first introduced to the term Hineni when we read about Akedat Yitzchak, the Binding of Isaac, in Chapter 22 of Genesis.

Since I could not find books addressing our situation, I called the librarian at Zach's rehabilitation hospital and was introduced to the term ambiguous loss.

In the last step, a conceptual framework is introduced to classify the terms in several dimensions.

I was introduced to a new term today, scanxiety.

The pace of change can also further obscure the clarity in understanding the existing terms introduced to teachers.

In the model, a positive parameter λ is introduced to balance these two terms.