Sentence examples similar to settled terminology from inspiring English sources
It was just as important to settle on terminology to give to the players so that the adjustments would not seem unfamiliar.
In this article, I will keep the formal details to a minimum; however, it is useful at this point to settle on some terminology.
Even if the newly settled Puerto Ricans are unfamiliar with the terminology of American politics, however, they stand to be an incredible force within it.
You can mix up the terminology and settle on the one your child latches on to.
So the Moors settled mostly on farms, contrary to the usual imperial situation, where invaders settle in cities. Spanish agricultural terminology reflects the fact that the Moors dominated the countryside.
While favorite themes have included addled Floridians, ridiculous ways to settle disputes (rock, paper, scissors) and terminology like "pregnant chads," there have been other jokes, too, about "electile dysfunction," Governor Bush's intelligence, Jews voting for Patrick Buchanan and more.
Philoponus was one such intellectual who, again, resorted to Aristotelian terminology to clarify and settle the trinitarian dispute.
In the freighted terminology of the Middle East, an "interim agreement" connotes failure and invites skepticism among Palestinians that they will be asked to settle for something less than full sovereignty.
