Sentence examples for terms as a from inspiring English sources

Eight terms as a Democratic congressman.

If "The Secret" explained the law of attraction in slightly clinical terms, as a system, "The Power" explains it in more expressive terms, as a process.

It depicted those young men in Marxist terms, as a "super-exploited sub-proletariat".

He was elected to his last two terms as a Republican.

Life over all could be described in those terms — as a tragicomedy.

Child poverty is rising in absolute terms as a result of the government's cuts.

This led to what Mr. Burnett described — in oblique terms — as a true life-threatening event.

Mrs. Clinton is fond of talking about herself in lofty terms as a symbolic figure.

Some writers perceived the United States in 19th-century terms, as a wild and dangerous place.

But these people must concede that he failed on his own terms as a businessman.

She was reelected for four more terms as a representative in the National Assembly (1998 2012).