Sentence examples for jargon using from inspiring English sources

"It's the kind of climate we live in today, using war lingo, military jargon, using the National Guard, it seems like we're being more effective, being serious.

Strangelove's brilliance is that it took an idea most of the public did not understand - the philosophy of nuclear deterrence through assured total mutual destruction - and stripped it of the political jargon, using comedy to make palatable the idiocy and duplicity of the Cold War arms race.

The jargon used is that "we are not commissioned for that".

The term comes from the trade jargon used throughout the region and means "to give".

I explained that the jargon used to name start-ups represents a lack of creativity here.

There's also the technical jargon used in the legal system; you write about how alienating it was.

"It's led to reams of reports written in the UN, many of them impenetrable to the rest of the world because of the jargon used.

That follows a hearing in which Judge McMahon bemoaned the challenge of finding jurors who would not be "terrified" of the jargon used in the case.

"Every month we are told the eurozone is going to collapse and the jargon used is utterly dense … but then nothing happens.

He said that the term "general population" was part of medical jargon used in the report, which did not translate well.

"Development communications must get rid of meaningless jargon used to gloss over, qualify or even glorify results," said Anika Rabbani, who works in public relations for a major international development organisation.