Sentence examples for stronger term from inspiring English sources

Critics might use a stronger term, like "brutal".

Hogwash, said Lee (who used a stronger term).

Enemy is a stronger term than the previous white paper used.

Sholom Bernstein had no stronger term for Abe Reles, confessed murderer of eleven men, than "that mouse".

In New York, Transit Authority employees privately use a much stronger term: fern, in which the "r" and the "n" stand for "rail nut" and the "f" does not stand for foamer.

"It's distressing ­ to use no stronger term ­ that the presumptive Republican nominee for president, rather than looking at the evidence, has chosen to side with the panic-spreaders and pander to the emotions of the panic victims," writes Mark Kleiman at the Reality Based Community.

Others use stronger terms.

"But Hansen talks in stronger terms.

He may have used stronger terms, according to Bradford.

Later, the message was conveyed in stronger terms.

Some regional governments supportive of the rebels dismissed Mr. Romney's proposal in even stronger terms.