Sentence examples for the jargon of from inspiring English sources

Using the jargon of U.F.O.

The jargon of the government shutdown, like the jargon of official Washington more broadly, is confusing.

They're also happily untainted by the jargon of academic criticism.

--VIDEO: Decoding the jargon of a government shutdown.

In the jargon of telecommunications it's called provisioning.

This is the jargon of creep-speak down the ages.

He doesn't use the jargon of buzzwords or marketing.

He is, in the jargon of the book, an imagineer.

This generation speaks the jargon of "disintermediation" (roughly, commercial streamlining).

In the jargon of electronic engineering, therefore, the quantum dot-graphene hybrid has enormously high "gain".

Valla preferred the language of ordinary people to the jargon of professional philosophers.