Sentence examples for it's jargon from inspiring English sources
It's jargon, a heinous amalgamation of terms with unknown origins and delivered with no explanation, irony or even a crumb of guilt.
If there's one thing drinks connoisseurs love, it's jargon.
"Our secret is ECOpure, a premium quality e-liquid that contains pharmaceutical-grade nicotine," reads the web copy: it is jargon formulated to present the image of all-natural ingredients sanctioned by science.
At times I found it frustratingly woolly — the central concept of Deep Travel is, for example, defined differently at different places in the book — and it is jargon-ridden throughout.
The genre has its own stars, its own massive global tournaments, and, of course, it's own jargon.
It's boatbuilding jargon for the curvature in a hull, and Detroit has appropriated the expression to describe the deviation from the vertical in a side window.
It's not Jargon, Acronym, or Brochure-speak.
Asked to explain what "not viable" meant, Carney said: "It's diplomatic jargon to mean what you want it to mean".
It's extreme jargon you wouldn't understand unless you're in the in-crowd, because of the really specific slang.
And then it's the jargon, especially from the Insurance Agency…they…I usually say…how does it feel people ask me…I feel like I'm a registration number…(pause)…that's how it is.
