Sentence examples for speaking in terms from inspiring English sources

It might be debt-free when speaking in terms of tuition; it might not be debt-free when speaking in terms of tuition plus other college-related costs, as PCCC and Demos previously called for.

(His penchant for speaking in terms of probabilities is now so pronounced that Obama regularly teases him about it.

That did not stop Mr. Bush yesterday from speaking in terms usually heard from Wall Street strategists.

As recently as Wednesday, several Romney advisers, donors and supporters were speaking in terms of what losing in Florida would mean and how they could survive it.

But basically Walt and Jesse are very much – not necessarily intellectually equals, but speaking in terms of formidability – is that a word?

But he did not mean to advocate a prolonged war, and he was clearly speaking in terms of a peace-keeping presence.

"They spoke in terms of these men being their boyfriends.

Ryan said that Moore spoke in terms that he respected.

Sarewitz doesn't speak in terms of open science.

Republicans speak in terms of principle, not programs.

They do not speak in terms of cooing wonder.