Sentence examples for jargon with from inspiring English sources

I tried to decipher the medical jargon with an NHS pamphlet that explained the condition.

Mr. Kilmer speaks his jargon with the expected precision, but his face tells another story.

The author renders their bop-laden jargon with "chilling accuracy," Gilbert Millstein wrote here.

It's another labyrinthine thriller, dark and unrelenting, heavy on jargon, with an infernally complicated plot.

He then said, "Do you need milk with that?" before returning to speaking flight jargon with his co-pilot.

In reality it means that people tick a box agreeing to 60 pages of legal jargon with nary a glance.

But the result was a document that is not recommended reading: laden with jargon, and with phrases counterbalanced to please everyone and mean little.

Mr Geithner speaks quickly, peppering his speeches with jargon that resonates more with economists than with congressmen.

And the Darwinist and Clanker jargon crackles with an authentically techie feel.

Both Al Gore, the vice-president, and Bill Bradley, his challenger, spent their time looking relaxed, talking about integrity and (in the campaign jargon) "connecting with voters".

She is also a computer whiz awkwardly spouting reams of techno jargon, spiced with profanities, as she helps Brent outwit the Voice.