Sentence examples for terminological remark from inspiring English sources
A human being has "one form which is not simple (simplex) but a composite of many [potentiae] having a natural order to each other" (E 7, 53).[4] Before continuing the examination of Kilwardby's theory of the human soul, some terminological remarks are in order: Kilwardby uses the term potentiae mostly to refer to the vegetative, sensitive, and intellective souls.
Even if the dispute is partly terminological, however, sometimes the choice of terminology matters.
It is a terminological admission of defeat.
This terminological conflict has deep historic and cultural roots.
Churchill once charged an opponent with "terminological inexactitude".
The long liberal retreat wasn't just terminological.
"There's been a terminological clarification.
Charges of me-tooism are inevitable in periods of terminological realignment.
This is the latest milestone in a wandering terminological journey that began shortly after September 11 , 2001
"I hesitate to use the word lie, but it is certainly a terminological inexactitude.
