Sentence examples for terms of you from inspiring English sources

"Well, in terms of – you can spend a lot of time pining for something.

In terms of you know, something good that seems to be happening.

(He described the club's location to me as "the richest place anywhere on the planet, in terms of, you know, wealth").

"But this survey is framed in terms of you imagining you're getting bad news and which version you find least objectionable.

Revis said: "I pulled him over to the side one time and I said: 'A lot of people are high on you in this building, in terms of you being a playmaker and making plays.

What does this provide us in terms of, you know, useful knowledge going forward to try to combat or at least better understand the way that the world is warming?

What is it that you want people to think of you, in terms of how you relate to them?

"In terms of marketing you know what you're getting right away".

"Your resume means little in terms of who you are and what you've done.

"But it's not about what you know in terms of what you can name.

When you think in terms of campaigns, you generalise your audience too much.