Sentence examples for there is a term from inspiring English sources

In film there is a term for an entertainment like "Phoenix": date movie.

Within the appraisal industry there is a term for listings based on loose associations to reality, he said: "P.F.A.," or "Pulled From Air".

Technology has become so entwined with our lives there is a term, nomophobia, for the fear of losing or being separated from one's phone.

In Japan there is a term called "ikigai," which means, "reason for being". This is similar to passion but holds a strong "purposeful" connotation.

The benefits that I have seen is there is a term that we use here called a "Fu Pan". A Fu Pan is an analysis of a program or an activity that did not get the outcome that you wanted.

In the technology world there is a term we use called "App Smashing".

In Sweden there is a term for patients especially eager to have medical treatment; 'behandlingsbenägen', which roughly translates as 'inclined to treatment'.

There is a term for this: the American Dream.

There is a term for that kind of aspiration: American.

There is a term for this possible state of affairs.

"There is a term called 'hitting a new vein.' And that's what he's been doing".