Sentence examples for some good terms from inspiring English sources

Douglas Coupland is not a terribly careful writer, though in the more compassionate Generation X, published back in 1991, he coined some good terms, including "McJobs".

We never learned how they got those jobs, but we heard that they were connected in some way on good terms with the Communist Party or had paid a bribe or somesuch.

In short, the high-PEEP strategy did no harm – and may have done some good, in terms of improvements in short-term physiology – but these results did not translate into statistically significant outcome improvements, although there was a trend suggesting that a significantly larger trial might produce such an outcome.

Even some directors who left on good terms, such as Michael Hayden and Leon Panetta, were gone before three years was up.

The relationships between human beings and gods are not generally very friendly: either human beings are created to be slaves for the gods, or they may be on good terms with some gods and not with others.

The Afro-Asian Games would see the participation of various nations which are not in good terms with some other nations.

Other evidence indicates that Scott and Shackleton remained on generally good terms for some while; Shackleton met the expedition on its return home in 1904, and later wrote a very cordial letter to Scott.

Manson happened to be on good terms with some fine upright native Chinese fellows of similar character and was suspected to buy some ponies for the Chinese forces.

Some of these administrators left on good terms.

Even if they didn't leave on good terms (and in some cases especially if they didn't leave on good terms), they have enormously valuable insights.

It was a period of some tension, yet we always remained on good terms.