Sentence examples for term is applied from inspiring English sources
That term is applied in the diaspora — pre-war Prague, wartime Poland, postwar America.
The obligations for treatment of prisoners of war -- that term is applied only to international conflicts -- are more rigorous.
The term is applied to all diseases that cause hardening of the arteries.
The term is applied to everything from rave culture to drum'n'bass and garage, typically partnered with graphics utilising the kind of smiley face that predates the emoji keyboard.
Today, the term is applied to any scene of disarray, confusion or even heightened activity as in the headline: iPad pandemonium.
This term is applied to the symptoms suffered by those with social impairments, but who show no delay in the development of linguistic and cognitive abilities as children.
The presumption was that many took issue with a loaded term being applied inaccurately.
The term was applied to a great variety of sediments and rocks with a considerable range of composition.
He was indeed the "Arch-Poet" (the medieval term was applied to him by Oliver St John Gogarty, Joyce's Buck Mulligan, whose clever unpleasantness is again much in evidence).
The term was applied to Christians, who not only refused to worship the gods of the pantheon but demanded exclusive worship of their own god.
Originally the term was applied only to that area in French theatres, comparable to the greenroom in English theatres, where actors relaxed when they were offstage.
