Sentence examples for term to me from inspiring English sources

That's when a friend (whose computer had just crashed -- very Mercury in retrograde) introduced the term to me.

Anacostia is the broad term to me.

This is a quizzical term to me that seems to support a trend of the even more misappropriated declaration of "reverse racism".

There are some completely new terms to me as a nonscientist".

They explained the work around in general terms to me, but asked that it remain confidential for now.

Arrowsmith took the time to explain these terms to me, as well as a bit of behind-the scenes vocabulary.

"I found that the best thing to do was to explain what my goals were, and where I wanted to invest -- and then have the planner explain the terms to me simply".

This may sound harsh but, for the sake of clarity, I will state my position in straightforward terms: to me, this is more of a free-wheeling speculation than a useful hypothesis.

Last summer Mensch took to Twitter to announce: "Anybody using the term 'Zionist' to me is automatically muted for racism".

And they often contain a streak of what growers call "minerality" — a nebulous term that, to me, means the fruit doesn't mask a sense of place.

Speaking on his LBC phone-in, the London mayor said: "To say he is arrogant or presumptuous to rule out a third term seems to me totally bizarre.