Sentence examples for many terms that from inspiring English sources

This is partly because, like many terms that begin with "post," it is fundamentally ambidextrous.

There are many terms that have been used to describe me: man, comedian, disappointment, hammock enthusiast.

Many terms that might have prompted complaints in the past are not included in Ofcom's list of unacceptable words, which it ranked according to power to offend.

That they and The Jewish Week were never mentioned in The Times's stories is — to use the most polite of many terms that would apply here — simply unfair.

The debate around the  "new political correctness" on university campuses in the US and the UK involves many terms that may be unfamiliar to readers.

He coined so many terms that are now part of the language: social X-rays, masters of the universe, radical chic, the right stuff, the Me Decade.

However, there are many other terms that are being used by the speakers.

This process introduced many technical terms that came to have considerable impact on philosophical and theological discussions.

There are many deal terms that affect which investors can get in, how much stock they're able to buy during a funding round and at what price they buy those shares.

It's one of many computer terms that confuse people.

So many music terms that can be twisted for immature giggles!