Sentence examples for slippery term from inspiring English sources
It's really a slippery term.
But it is a slippery term.
Realism is, of course, a slippery term.
Retirement, in his hands, is a slippery term.
We all know that "perfect" is a slippery term.
When it comes to American beer, however, authenticity and heritage are slippery terms.
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After all, "the country" seems as slippery a term as "the future," so it's hard to get a handle on the relationship between them.
Even if you don't, you may find yourself at meal's end to be an embodiment of what Sir Richard Francis Burton, in his translation of the slippery Arabic term kayf, called "the savoring of animal existence".
Opportunity cost is one of those slippery economic terms whose immense bearing on one's life is directly proportional to its fuzzy clusterfuck nebulousness as a concept.
