Sentence examples for ridiculous term from inspiring English sources

The media still uses the ridiculous term "career woman", even though there is no such thing as a career man.

"Most of the folks who work in this field know that it's a completely ridiculous term to assign to whites," she said.

The subway ride from Bed-Stuy to Harlem is a long one, giving a dance critic ample time to anticipate nervously the emerging choreographer (that ridiculous term) sampler waiting at the other end.

And yet talk of the British Royal Family's lineage, or really anyone's, as being by comparison "pure"—always a ridiculous term, and generally a baleful one, when applied to human affairs —in either an ideological or a family sense, is absurd.

Famous, not so much.' It's such a ridiculous term.

He: Greige sounds like a ridiculous term some moron made up that would never be used by me except to make fun of the word itself.

Do we just have to say yes to ridiculous terms?

Those ridiculous terms are not helpful, and I can only wish Rhiannon and her friends luck.

He said he had been aware of the university's discussions with Mr. Mulligan but balked at the settlement when he learned about the "outrageous and ridiculous" terms.

Then there's a subset of loans to people who can't pay at the ridiculous terms of their current loans, but could pay if they were permitted to restructure their debts.

Sara Rosenbaum, a professor of health policy at George Washington University, said it's baffling that opponents of healthcare reform have framed their criticism in the most ridiculous terms.