Sentence examples for term that while from inspiring English sources

His job title is violence interrupter, a term that while not artful seems bluntly self-explanatory.

It basically had a secondary meaning as a derogatory term that, while perhaps related to certain stereotypes about homosexuals (weak, uncool, etc)., was not intended as an explicit put-down of homosexuals.

To maintain this service, and to aid other injured or abandoned animals, Mrs. Kibbe decided in 1903 to found a group she called Bide-A-Wee, a Scottish term that means "stay a while".

Dawkins characterizes cultural items as "memes" – a term that echoes "gene" while emphasizing the idea that culture is passed on mimetically that is, by imitation.

At the start of 2013 I wrote that it could be the year of the "microconsole", a term that gained traction for a while.

His return raised the question of whether he will now be sworn in for the new term that started on Jan . 10 while he was incommunicado in Cuba.

But with some no longer in the line of fire, he evidently felt freer to use a term that would convey disapproval, while still making clear the actions in question were an aberration.

Another Japanese term that came to my mind while I watched the film was kaizen, meaning "improvement" or "change for the better".

The Bead data comprised terms that were nuclear while the terms predicted from the Oligo data were predominantly extracellular membrane associated.

Jewish culture is evoked here in terms that are truly sensuous, while Jews themselves are, on the whole, excoriated.

We then show that a propensity to diversify can be introduced by adding Gaussian competition terms that generate frequency dependence while still preserving the same adaptive dynamics.