Sentence examples for professional jargon from inspiring English sources

And though the professional jargon didn't desert him — it's second nature — his prose accumulated awkwardly.

Things went generally smoothly but it became clear that, though I understood Frank's professional jargon at our planning meetings, he was increasingly baffled by my digital gibberish.

As an alumni communications officer I'm expected to embrace it, but this kind of professional jargon becomes devoid of meaning over time.

"Much of professional jargon is tongue in cheek," he said, explaining that it lends levity to the drudgery of daily labor.

The same is true of one of the sharpest office films, Neil LaBute's cynical In the Company of Men, where the principal characters speak an unintelligible professional jargon.

But at least I understand enough to have my attention held and to be impressed by the machinery, the computer screens, the professional jargon.

The vocabulary fits each character's stream of consciousness, challenging the reader to follow the author's copious research into professional jargons, and teenage slang.

Bagehot's vocabulary is certainly pellucid, in that the words mean exactly what he intends, unlike the mysterious utterances of adolescents or the various impenetrable professional jargons of today.Hilary Potts LondonSIR – I was intrigued by the absence of "rebarbative", "jejune" and "ineluctable" from the reader's "Concise Oxford English Dictionary".

Limitations are often the result of different professional jargons and terms [ 3].

The better the paper, the more professional the jargon, so it appears.

(Is this professional humorist jargon?) If, he suggested, there had been a little Fox News logo in the bottom right-hand corner, then: problem solved.