Sentence examples for terms with which from inspiring English sources
Research any topics or terms with which you might be unfamiliar for further understanding.
In the media firestorm that followed, the MP Conor Burns declared, in terms with which the star will be familiar, that "Ms Thompson is typical of the worst sort of fat-cat luvvie.
Some examples of terms with which students might be familiar are: "pro-life," "right-to-life," "anti-abortion," "pro-choice," "reproductive rights," "Roe v. Wade," "partial birth," and "RU486," among others.
Cohen wonders: "Does rejecting the artist mean rejecting the art?" His answer is, in effect, "No," but the minimal terms with which he justifies the answer— It's hard to be a good person; it's hard to produce great work.
He doesn't rip them apart or interrogate them on the harmonic or rhythmic terms with which they've usually been met; he shines them up and levels them out into slow-rolling and grandiloquent New Orleans songs, full of tremolo chords and serenity no matter whether they were written by Duke Ellington or Thelonious Monk or Django Reinhardt.
Perhaps the discussion of evolution is too advanced, or uses terms with which he or she is not familiar.
She renamed the bank 20.20 Medici, using the term with which optometrists describe perfect vision.
In fact, war is an unfair term with which to describe the genteel tensions in the Ribble valley.
They presumed I was masquerading as a character from the book, and were trying to think who had two bags of groceries in 'Ulysses.' In the end, I used a term with which Joyce might have not been familiar — I called them 'a shower of wankers' — and slowly made my way home and got on with my day's work".
Twisted is a term with which the composer Mark-Anthony Turnage presumably has some acquaintance, given his abrasive subjects and vernacular borrowings in major pieces like the opera "Greek" and the chamber orchestra work "Blood on the Floor" — not to mention "Anna Nicole," his recent opera based on the life and death of the troubled celebrity Anna Nicole Smith.
Visitors were asked to place an "x" next to every term with which they were familiar.
