Sentence examples for suggesting the term from inspiring English sources

When I think of German Romantic painting, seen at its most beautiful in the works of Caspar David Friedrich, I think of strong compositions, bold contrasts of light and darkness, and a luminous tone overall suggesting the term "visionary".

The groups, which include SOS Racisme and the French Union of Jewish Students, had argued that autocomplete, by suggesting the term "juif," perpetuated stereotypes and advanced racist ideas about Jewish conspiracies.

Just this June, for example, a number of French groups accused the company of violating French anti-discrimination laws after Google's autocomplete started suggesting the term "juif" (Jewish) to complete searches for a number of prominent media figures and celebrities.

Thanks to Chris Miller and Jarah Evslin for suggesting the term 'symmetric reasoner' to decribe the parity of reasoning powers that Lewis relies upon in his treatment of common knowledge.

For their part, sex workers continue to deny that the "pimp lobby" exists, suggesting the term is simply a method employed by people like Bindel to make their testimony irrelevant.

Behavioral endocrinologist Frank A. Beach first mentioned the term "Coolidge effect" in publication in 1955, crediting one of his students with suggesting the term at a psychology conference.

Copley suggested the term "coaguloelastograph" or "blood clot elastograph" for Hartert's apparatus; these suggestions were reiterated by Evans et al. in 2006.

Witt suggested the term chromogen for specific chromophore-auxochrome combinations.

Hack suggests the term is really asking, "Are you a problem solver?

To some extent, he suggests, the term AI has outgrown its usefulness.

A Gateway publicist suggested the term "revuesical," and that's an apt coinage.