Sentence examples for term with which from inspiring English sources

She renamed the bank 20.20 Medici, using the term with which optometrists describe perfect vision.

Digital publishing, argued Painter, was a term with which he held little truck.

In fact, war is an unfair term with which to describe the genteel tensions in the Ribble valley.

The thing is, presenting people with a new term with which to refer to themselves, or other individuals, does not inject meaning into that term.

Thanks to a prize puzzle by Shed, any of us who wished to take the advice of the National Obesity Forum and use Christmas as an opportunity to tell loved ones they're fat had a clinical term with which tactfully to do so.

They presumed I was masquerading as a character from the book, and were trying to think who had two bags of groceries in 'Ulysses.' In the end, I used a term with which Joyce might have not been familiar — I called them 'a shower of wankers' — and slowly made my way home and got on with my day's work".

Research any topics or terms with which you might be unfamiliar for further understanding.

Just a few of the terms with which readers of Sunjeev Sahota's second novel may not be familiar.

The response became enthusiastic, as presenters and their peers exchanged feedback and educated each other in terms with which they felt comfortable.

See The Open Source Definition (visited Jan . 13 , 1999(laying out the terms with which an open source program must comply).

Given my background, the terms with which I frequently have difficulty are those like "governmentality," "imaginaries," or "predicaments of modernity" (though I am equally befuddled by terms bandied about in evolutionary psychology applications).