Sentence examples for terminology about from inspiring English sources

In speeches she talks in neo-Marxist terminology about the relationship between capital and labour.

"Wish I could upvote every one of you for helping keep the internet open and free," Obama wrote, using the site's own terminology, about their activism around net neutrality.

"I realized that the mostly high-income students there were using terminology about sexual orientation in an inappropriate way," said Wright, who saw a need for "real-talk" programming.

You are using the same terminology about people, dross, that you accuse the other of using.

There were disagreements about disease terminology, about which cells were worth studying.

Memory was a drum studded with rows of cheap paper capacitors, each row 50 across;in modern terminology, about six bytes.

Many of the students who protested were less worried about terminology than about the way the standards dealt with gender and race.

I know so much more about the world of disabilities, about medical terminology and about therapeutic interventions than I could have imagined 12 years ago.

The debate, however, is not just about female mutilation — it's about terminology.

This change of terminology has come about because of reports of injuries and problems with MR compatible equipment [ 3].

Since we're talking about terminology, Mr. Glischinski said, how about you reporters?