Sentence examples for other jargon from inspiring English sources

Using sociological and other jargon, he assembles a montage of familiar catch-phrases and historical cliches, juxtaposing meaningful and meaningless ideas.

I'm not going to waste your time by presenting technical details about impedances and other jargon that ends up being irrelevant in the long run.

Then he starts using other jargon like "indexing," "link equity," and "canonicalization," and with every word you feel your grasp on reality slipping and the need to take a nap.

I too sometimes wish folks would stop talking about their "spaces" and using other jargon of solidarity.

I bet these people weren't considered "team players" or any other jargon that you can think of.

By contrast, most of your instructors in Intro classes will be sessional instructors, or "per contract academics," or whatever other jargon the institution uses in place of "hyperexploited precarious labour".

The dialogue is winningly familiar, compared with other jargon-laden scripts, although it helps to learn that "F.T.L.'s" are ships that can travel faster than light.

There is no notion of "analytical interpretation", of "respecting the score" or other jargon-filled stammerings of music critics fancying themselves fussy entomologists around a dissection table.

First of all, it's tradition -- you want your release to fit the template, so you copy the other jargon-filled releases.

These pioneers are introducing protocols to encourage professionals from different agencies to talk a common language instead of misunderstanding each other's jargon.

The Exotics 3-wood doesn't look or feel that different, but the ball jumps off the face, which the company attributes to a titanium face insert and some other scientific jargon: maximum spring effect from multiple contact points.