Sentence examples for terms that have from inspiring English sources
They are terms that have been used for centuries to instigate pogroms and massacres.
Berlin despaired of some of the younger generation – in terms that have a very contemporary ring.
Under terms that have not been disclosed, Mr. Chen is expected to leave in days.
The final month of Britain's European argument is being played out in terms that have become familiar.
"History and romance are terms that have never been very clearly distinguished from each other," Brown began.
"Unity in diversity" and "a functioning anarchy" are two terms that have been used to describe India.
"Country-folk, chamber-folk, Americana, alt-folk — these are all terms that have been applied to us in the past.
What it does, though, is present ideas and terms that have gained public acceptance as something to be ashamed of.
Liberty, terrorism, security, democratic, fanatic, anti-semitic, etc are terms that have been reduced to rags in order to camouflage the new ruling pitilessness.
The nineteenth-century English reformer Lord Brougham spoke of the law in terms that have relevance to our day and our time.
Names like business.com, drugstore.com or airplane.com are crafted out of the kind of generic terms that have long been ineligible for trademarks.
