Sentence examples for terms explained from inspiring English sources

The officer, with whom Sarah was on first name terms, explained why he wanted to log this as a hate incident.

This is the latest edition of a work first published in 1988 and revised in 1997, with new or revived terms explained in ways that relate them to real-world newsmakers like Enron.

MOSCOW — Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin unveiled his economic recovery plan for Russia in a speech to Parliament on Monday, which in sharply focused terms explained the need to generate domestic consumer demand to substitute for shriveling oil exports.

Over the next hour, Professor Sandifer-Walker, using layman terms, explained to Dr. Uraneck how Twitter can be used to find people around the world who share similar passions and interests.

The subsequent terms explained in this subsection can have their values changed in the course of planning sequence.

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"I cannot in reasonable terms explain to you what this means to me," he told Steeger.

There is no link to a glossary of terms explaining what that means.

She responded in fairly plain terms, explaining that "some men and women want to love other men and women".

Furthermore, thinking in these representational terms explains why it is that some perceivings are veridical, and others non-veridical.

"Experimental biologists often think in static terms and tend to look at biological processes in isolation, whereas our approach is to think in more dynamic terms," explains Kummer.