Sentence examples for no terminology from inspiring English sources

"We have no terminology for this," he said.

The written accounts of the test, of which there are many, grapple with how to describe an experience for which no terminology had yet been invented.

To take the last point first, one expends so much ingenuity and hyperbole on insincere praise of work by friends over the years that, when the real thing comes along, you realize that you can find no terminology of praise in your toolbox untarnished by previous misuse.

"There's no terminology, nothing different.

I must admit that at the age of eleven, I had no terminology for it other than "I have to pack my stuff in boxes again".

However, no terminology has been employed to describe the phylogenetic relationship between homologous overlapping genes.

The most significant difficulty we had lay in the fact that there is no agreed terminology used to label this kind of research endeavour, and so we aimed to develop a very wide and inclusive search strategy.

Tell everyone and be constantly remembering where God brought you from and what you are now.This is called your testimony (like testifying in court).with God there are no terminologies like impossibilities!

The Patriots now use some of Kelly's no-huddle terminology and basic concepts.

Non-immune anaphylaxis is the current term used by the World Allergy Organization with some recommending that the old terminology no longer be used.

There is currently no agreed, standardised terminology for some of the meta-ethnography analytical and synthesis processes and this was reflected in our findings.