Sentence examples for much terminology from inspiring English sources

For an artist who was a horn player in his youth and has longstanding ties to the jazz world, Mr. Wimberley has no trouble forging strong links between musical and visual art, which share much terminology.

There is much terminology to be learned in Stepmania.

And perhaps after working through so much trans terminology, I'm fatigued with labels in general.

That was why he deployed so much arcane terminology, so many loop-de-looping clauses.

As with much beer terminology, "sour beer" is a vague and overly broad category that includes some unusual and creative extrapolations as well as some recognized historic styles.

Nobody would think of undertaking a quantitative study nowadays without a computer (although desk calculators are quite adequate for some projects), and this raises a further difficulty insofar as historical records usually vary so much in terminology that they have to be encoded for computer use.

I hadn't appreciated, as an outsider to the shadowy world of corporate life, how much the terminology shaped the way that people behaved at work, but I saw that connection close up as a nineteen-year-old temp.

I don't much like the terminology, because it never seems very accurate to me.

Yet aid in dying (much more accurate terminology than assisted suicide) is happening every day.

Much of the terminology he devised in the book is still used.

It also should be noted that much of his terminology for change was drawn from the alchemy of his time.