Sentence examples for negative terminology from inspiring English sources

Critics in the post-Cold War era overwhelmingly used negative terminology to describe the movement.

The portrayal of HIV and AIDS in Aboriginal media using emotionally charged, often negative terminology [ 36] may contribute to the fear of HIV and AIDS.

Third, the nature of the results, very largely showing the use of negative terminology, did not allow us to establish whether those students with personal contact with people with mental illness used systematically more favourable terms.

As you learn more about the differences between negative and positive phrases describing the same thing, hold in mind that some of those new phrases may take at least 4 months to replace the deeply embedded negative terminology.

The positive-negative terminology left little room for ambiguity, but since mainstream American cinema rarely afforded black characters complexity, this schematic vision stuck around, especially among older blacks.

Here she riffs on the symbol of the vulture, as both a positive force in nature and its use as negative linguistic terminology.

The second output is fully differential, the two outputs are called positive output and negative output, similar terminology to the two inputs.

In this paper we will use consistent terminology of a negative event for the purpose of visualization for the reader.

These terms decrease the negative connotations associated with earlier terminology, i.e., disability and handicap [ 1].

We utilized the immunohistochemical classification scheme, adopting the terminology of triple negative to characterize patients with ER−, PGR−, HER2−, at high risk for recurrence [ 29].

With a photographic portrait, clicking of the shutter and exposing the negative "baptizes" him, to use Kripke's terminology.