Sentence examples for scholarly jargon from inspiring English sources

She delights in medical euphemism and scholarly jargon".

The almost total lack of scholarly jargon is itself a feat.

Chances are that whatever merriment might have been mined from it will be buried again in footnotes or suffocated by scholarly jargon.

To hear Ms. Roncolato explain it, astral theorizing and scholarly jargon are meaningless if they can't touch down on the hard turf of workers' rights.

Because we are both Princeton graduates, I sent him a copy, hoping that he would not be appalled by my scholarly jargon.

One scholar, Nancy Bauer of Tufts University, says that she has counted "literally hundreds" of mistakes in translation ranging from elementary bloopers to misunderstandings of scholarly jargon.

Check that you are consistent in the type of language that you use, and eliminate unnecessary scholarly words or technical jargon.

If a few new terms have entered the urban jargon, a systematic scholarly new lexicon is not yet available.

As is evident from the name of the first of these examples, the term pidgin has also alternated with jargon in common speech despite the scholarly stipulation that a jargon is developmentally an unstable pre-pidgin.

In academic conferences at home and abroad and in journals of scholarly opinion that are cloaked in the protective veil of academic jargon (and, often, English), political scientists, sociologists and economists are sparring openly about the state of the country's quasicapitalist, mostly antidemocratic government.

Since the beginning of Season Five, "Mad World," a forum at the scholarly Web site Kritik, has been offering a lively if occasionally jargon-heavy discussion of the series, itself intended as an extended trailer for "Mad Men, Mad World: Sex, Politics, Style and the 1960s," a collection of essays coming from Duke University Press later this year.