Sentence examples for lines of jargon from inspiring English sources

Tracy Williams of nearby Orange, another shopper at the Wiz, said that when she buys a CD player or other gadget, "I mostly go for the bigger brand company that's been around for a while," without worrying too much about the lines of jargon describing each capability.

Before casting a vote, we'll need to listen to party policies, weigh up what they're offering us and try to read between the lines of the politicians' jargon and hype.

"We do speak a load of jargon in this job.

10.35am GMT Slightly odd line of questioning from one MP, asking Carney to define various pieces of jargon.

Favourite bit of jargon?

Beware of jargon.

A triumph of jargon.

The green shoots of jargon will flourish in 2008.Andrew Palmer: jargon-fighter, The Economist.

Forget her unfortunate use of jargon.

This intransitive use of "shipped" has a flavor of jargon.

It was not a language but some kind of jargon.