Sentence examples for terms them from inspiring English sources
Neil Carter, a political scientist at York University in Britain, terms them "left-libertarians".
He put the class terms "them" and "us" into political currency.
Both are clearly "Resurrection Gods", or "dying and rising" deities as James Frazer terms them in The Golden Bough.
Far from being just the "Times 100", as he terms them, the bill is opposed by a huge weight of professional medical, patient and legal bodies.
They prompted Mr. Melamid — he made most of the paintings and now terms them "horrible" — to end the collaboration with Mr. Komar.
Many properties were destroyed, down to the concrete slabs, and it was almost impossible to determine whether the damage in these "slab cases," as the insurance industry terms them, was caused by water or by wind or by both.
He termed them "tobacco candy".
Rix termed them "two victims of the British Raj".
Disgusted Republicans termed them "Copperheads," after the poisonous snake.
Stapleford denied those allegations last week, terming them, "fantasyland".
His children were already perfect — solidly middle-class "Übermenschen," as one syndicate partner later termed them.
