Sentence examples for terms themselves from inspiring English sources

The terms themselves reek of focus-grouped wisdom.

The original meanings of these critical terms themselves suggest the direction of their development.

But few can actually claim to have invented one of these terms themselves.

An internal relation is one that could not be removed without affecting the terms themselves between which the relation holds.

As a result, today, the terms themselves — aperitif, aperitivo — affect some Americans like headlights do a deer.

Rather than illustrating Poe, Redon's lithographs are poems in visual terms, themselves evoking the poet's world of private torment.

By 1830 the regular Baptists and the reformers parted company, the latter terming themselves Disciples.

Nevertheless, Hookworms' label backing means that they're now reluctant to term themselves DIY.

The founding members, Professor Weissman-Joselit said, pointedly termed themselves the "cultured Orthodox" or the "Jewish Jews".

It read in part: "Since the targets of prejudice were using the taboo term themselves, where was the harm?

While central bankers in the 1970s and early 80s termed themselves "pragmatic monetarists", they remained determined to conduct monetary policy by discretionary variations in short-term interest rates.