Sentence examples for my lexicon from inspiring English sources

They are not in my lexicon.

So towels were not in my lexicon.

The word retire is not in my lexicon.

He was part of my lexicon from as far back as I can remember.

"Cinema Verite" belongs to a distinctive genre of film: it's a pisser, which, in my lexicon, means something the very existence of which is amazing, and which trades on a jolting disjunction of scale, where tiny or intimate events prove to have a vast and disproportionate historical power.

No. It's not in my lexicon".

I've had many contentions with my linguistic lexicon, and have struggled with my verbal manifestations of language.

My digital lexicon may reflect something about my inner psyche, and a flip phone-wielding, antiquated professional just won't get it. .

Until this week's impressive recipe haul, cranberries had the tiniest of footholds in my culinary lexicon.

If "Harvest" didn't convey the complex reality of kinship so forcefully, it might be dismissed as yet another dysfunctional-family drama, to use a noxious cliché that I vow from this day hence to banish from my critical lexicon.

In my personal lexicon, voguism means "a word or phrase in fashion, used by writers who are with-it and then repeated endlessly by politicians and public intellectuals unable to assert their relevance without it; a breeze-by bromide, a cliché without staying power".