Sentence examples for term regularly from inspiring English sources

"Frustration" was a term regularly heard, along with "hassle" and disappointment".

A term regularly used by smaller Indian papers to refer to someone who has a long and storied criminal record.

You will find the term regularly bruited both in museum wall texts and art gallery news releases, and the curiosity cabinet's encompassing viewpoint is often reflected in crowded, sometimes jumbled works of installation art.

110 These words mean respectively "teachers of religion," "supervisors of religion," "guardians of religion" and "interpreters of religion". The last is the term regularly employed by Dionysius when he translates the word pontifices.

In favor of the adjectival reading (promoted by Bennett 1984) is Spinoza's use of the term "modus", or "mode", in connection with bodies; this term regularly signifies a way something is, or a feature it has, functioning to group what are clearly predicates of thing, and in Cartesian usage it means both this and a dependent being.

"Bungling Berti" was just one of the terms regularly offered.

YouTube's t&cs state that it reserves the right to make changes and advises "therefore you must look at the terms regularly to check for such changes".

Perhaps worse than that is the fact that many Israeli officials understand that a defeat of Hamas in the terms regularly trotted out to the Israeli public is not, in any case, in the country's interest, since it would allow the emergence and empowerment of other more radical groups.

On this final round of campaign demagoguery, with Trump hyping destitute migrants hundreds of miles away into a national emergency, and even sending in troops as props to sustain this monstrous fiction, we keep hearing that Trump is "fearmongering" or "stoking division" or "exploiting racial and cultural tensions". This blog has used these terms regularly.

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