Sentence examples for terms for me from inspiring English sources

In purely culinary terms, for me, they are like factory farmed meat and fish.

The world No11 sees his task in simple terms: "For me it's to always play the right shot, don't give him too many free points.

If that wasn't clear enough, Ripka put it in even starker terms for me: "We use the bank as a front to do full-time ministry".

"Bad pizza" is a contradiction in terms for me; there just is no such thing except for maybe Domino's, which is a big "why bother?" in my life.

"If we put it in human terms, for me it would be the equivalent of having seven or eight shots every four hours," veterinarian Matt Pascall said, according to WIVB.com.

"Bad Seed," she'd say, nose wrinkled into a sneer, one of her most-reached-for terms for me, along with "gutter-snipe," or strings of the same as I grew older and fought back, "You're sick.

And if the real fetish of American foreign policy intellectuals is to find ways to bring stability about--I always thought that was sort of, it was too cleansing a term for me--but there will not be stability if the plethora of weapons is all over the place.

"Negro is a universal term, for me," he said.

"In shape is a relative term for me.

My parents had an affectionate term for me: 'Dummerkind' [dumb kid].

It's total nonsense and a very offensive term for me.