Sentence examples for lots of terms from inspiring English sources

"It was our perspective, as I said, that moral hazard wanted to be protected as much as possible," he added, "and so therefore a lower price was more appropriate and there were lots of terms and conditions".

While I was click-click-clicking last night, gleefully distracting myself from the Giants' thrashing, I realized that this is how certain brilliant theoreticians must feel all the time: their brains click! and out pops a sentence with lots of terms the rest of us are too lazy to want to try and comprehend.

From the seventies of the twentieth century, lots of terms and definitions appeared, trying to describe a style of architecture based on the principles of taking into account the climatic conditions and the exploitation of the potential of local energy resources such as solar energy.

There are lots of terms and figures and phrases that make absolutely no sense to anyone not already entangled in the universe of Space Marines, Eldar and Necrons.

I'm not totally sure how they work, their manufacturers use lots of terms like "sonic waves" and "air technology" and "pulsations".

That's why, as a fin-domme (or princess, pay princess, money domme... fetishists always seem to have lots of terms for things) you have to establish with your slave (or pig, idiot, loser, wallet, etc).

We watch the bacteria's ingestion, digestion, flow, respiration -- a lot of terms you think of as medical terms.

"I'm getting a lot of heat at work, but we've come to agreements on a lot of terms," he said.

Before, a lot of terms sheets were happening in days, too.

We hear a lot of terms about love.

I still think we use a lot of terms -- like automatic and semi-automatic -- interchangeably, and ignorantly.