Sentence examples for preferred parlance from inspiring English sources
Though officially nonpartisan, Camp Wellstone is unabashedly liberal, or, in its preferred parlance, "progressive".
Her home became a showroom (or a three-dimensional collage, in the curators' preferred parlance) and her studio turned into a shop.
Still, I feel like it's incredibly important to defend my sisters who are "childfree" or "childless by choice," depending on your preferred parlance.
It never took off, and in April , 2012 Plustxt resurfaced in — Prasanna prefers the Silicon Valley parlance "pivoted to" — its current form, a messaging application that uses Reverie's technology.
Why create the illusion of a peace process rolling merrily forwards again after so many years in the sand if no such thing is happening or likely to happen, despite the fact that the shape ("contours", as diplomatic parlance prefers) of the best possible resolution was outlined under the Clinton administration as long ago as 2002?
He preferred, for instance, this and this, which, in the parlance of his day, "Never made any noise".
When interviewers asked respondents which pair they preferred, they overwhelmingly chose exhausted/energized, noting in several cases that the words 'depleted' and 'vitalized' are less common in everyday parlance.
In the parlance of stochastic dominance analysis, searching for 5 hours is first-order stochastic dominant over searching for 10 hours; preferring a first-order dominant strategy only requires the assumption that larger benefits are preferred to smaller benefits.
Mr. Levin is an ethnomusicologist, in standard parlance, though he prefers "musical ethnographer".
