Sentence examples for term employed from inspiring English sources

Note that "hissy" is not a term employed against straight men.

Pejorative term employed by Bennett's father to indicate any event likely to cause unnecessary ostentation.

To many Sunni Arabs, though, it is a catchall term employed to disenfranchise them.

Congruence, in mathematics, a term employed in several senses, each connoting harmonious relation, agreement, or correspondence.

The equivalent term employed by people who would call a woman "love", "dear" or "darling", when addressing a man, is "sir".

Djokovic used winning the Davis Cup for Serbia in 2010 as a launching pad to "cosmic tennis," the catchy term employed by his coach, Marian Vajda.

The use of this term employs a word used with devastating results to describe the Tutsi minority and Hutu moderates during the 1994 Rwanda genocide when they were referred to by those responsible for the genocide as "cockroaches".

Ammo control and fabrication device restrictions having failed, governments will over the longer term employ a two-pronged approach that consists of possession permits and digital censorship.

A series of questions remains for economists: What happens to the long-term employed?

Modern man, he held, cannot think in the mythological terms employed in the New Testament presentation of the Gospel.

ONE hot August afternoon, Mr. Wurman, who is extremely fond of certain profane terms, employed a common one to dismiss his neighbors.