Sentence examples for other terms to from inspiring English sources

Add other terms to narrow down your results in the "anywhere" field.

Many philosophers have looked to other terms to define the feeling.

In his typically laconic way, Grant confirmed that he indeed had no other terms to proffer.

Mr. Hargrove said that the Windsor factory would only become a potential strike issue if G.M. did not agree to pension changes and other terms to accommodate the employees affected by the closing.

Despite all the hype surrounding the "war against cancer," many cancers remain incurable, and the people coping with them need some other terms to describe their sense of themselves.

"In the future I will find other terms to use".

He understands that there is no other term to describe his technique.

While some of his new neighbours simply can't think of any other term to describe him, but others definitely intend to cause offence, Mr Sinha says.

Will Miss Megawati formally become "president", or accept some other term to describe her new role as head of government, leaving Mr Wahid with an empty title?

Bolzano's term for ideas in themselves is 'representations in themselves' [Vorstellungen an sich], and he even speaks of intuitions in themselves; he is aware of the incongruity of such a designation, but he has no other term to propose.

I don't know any other term to use.