Sentence examples for particular jargon from inspiring English sources

And the more the audience understands the language of the joke, for example, the particular jargon of a profession, the better it is received.

Whether your particular jargon calls them users, readers, audiences, customers or beneficiaries, their needs must be the blueprint of your strategy.

Furthermore, patients and professionals appear to define terms differently leading to misunderstandings when both think they are talking on common ground by using particular jargon [ 7, 8].

Decide if it is one that will apply to all your writing, such as your name, or if it is special jargon specific to a type of writing you do, like the name of a particular scientist or story character?

In 1923, he started writing for the newspaper El Chafirete (Chilango slang for chauffeur), destined for the guild of drivers and written in the particular urban jargon that they used.

This means that public relations people should tailor the pitch to its audience (avoid spamming, in particular) and avoid jargon and other extraneous matter.

Sometimes, people caught up in their own industry forget that they use a particular kind of jargon so when someone comes in from another place it's really refreshing.

Enjoyably plotted, sometimes dextrously turned, but groaning with moral sententiousness, This Happy Breed is peppered with moments in which characters proclaim the importance of using their own words, of not slipping into jargon, in particular the second-hand vocabulary of 1930s socialism.

Avoid jargon (special words and expressions used by a particular group that make it difficult for others to understand them; i.e. law jargon).

So a great deal of colloquialism is left out in favour of the jargons of particular subjects being studied.

The sociologists of science, in particular, have developed an arcane jargon about the "sociology of scientific knowledge" (S.S.K).