Sentence examples for terms employed from inspiring English sources

Modern man, he held, cannot think in the mythological terms employed in the New Testament presentation of the Gospel.

ONE hot August afternoon, Mr. Wurman, who is extremely fond of certain profane terms, employed a common one to dismiss his neighbors.

Although he expected that posterity would take an interest in him — otherwise he would not have saved so many of his sketches — he did not picture himself in the magniloquent terms employed by Hoffmann and others.

In the usual formulations of first-order logic, for instance, there are "existential presuppositions" present to the effect that none of the singular terms employed is without a bearer (as "Pegasus" is).

This judgment – whereby you assess the salience of someone's antisemitism or their perspective on Jews, and whether they are a respectable political partner, on the basis of their views on Israel – is rarely formulated in the explicit terms employed by Pollard.

In this study, the terms employed for race and ethnicity denote commonly used sociocultural classifications.

Note that "hissy" is not a term employed against straight men.

A series of questions remains for economists: What happens to the long-term employed?

Pejorative term employed by Bennett's father to indicate any event likely to cause unnecessary ostentation.

To many Sunni Arabs, though, it is a catchall term employed to disenfranchise them.

Congruence, in mathematics, a term employed in several senses, each connoting harmonious relation, agreement, or correspondence.