Sentence examples for term from the from inspiring English sources

He knew the term from the Discovery Channel.

They borrowed the term from the law of charitable trusts.

McEwan explained, "Writing is a bottom-up process, to borrow a term from the cognitive world.

(He was borrowing the term from the Iranian intellectual Jalal Al-e-Ahmad).

Even the I-beam sculpture is titled "Chesed," a term from the kabbalah.

If I could delete just one term from the English language it would have to be "illegal immigrants".

To borrow a term from the jargon of computer systems, dense cities are scalable, while sprawling suburbs are not.

That word is still listed as an American slang term from the early 20th century for marijuana cigarette.

However, he was not sure whether Rouhani could shield himself in the long term from the supreme leader.

But "Wild Style," for all its undeniable historical interest, remains, to borrow a term from the rap lexicon, permanently fresh.

There is, to borrow a term from the lexicon of tech culture, a preponderance of inconvenient "friction".