Sentence examples for popular jargon from inspiring English sources
His images are often accompanied by typographic explorations of Quito's typical popular jargon, which is made up of formal Spanish mixed with Kichwa grammar and verbs.
But we have failed to shift the perspective; or in the popular jargon, we failed to move or shift the paradigm.
It is real and growing, and has given new urgency to the debate about national missile defenses, known in the popular jargon as N.M.D. When I became president, I put our effort to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction at the very top of our national security agenda.
At the same time, media and social networks are rife with food-related myths, and popular jargon is widely-bandied but poorly understood.
The popular jargon is often a lie that contradicts scripture.
The particular sketch gave rise to the term "jumping the shark" — popular jargon for a struggling TV show that exploits an outrageous gimmick to resuscitate popularity or audience interest.
The team is calling its raise a "token generation event," a move that distances them from the concept of the initial coin offering or ICO so popular in crypto jargon.
People on Twitter watch the programme and pass on gems mined from the mixture of business jargon and popular verbiage.
Nazi paraphernalia and jargon became popular, and one commandant after another was unable to put a stop to it.
Those lobbyists argue that a popular alternative known in the jargon as "abstinence-plus"—which recommends chastity but also explains how to use condoms, is likely to make things worse by encouraging earlier intercourse.
Why is the phrase "class warfare" still in popular use, though most Marxist jargon has gone out of fashion?
