Sentence examples for these latter terms from inspiring English sources
These latter terms were taken by Mystery from the film Top Gun, in an apparently unconscious tribute to that film's fervid atmosphere of homoerotic competition.
In the following, we primarily use the latter term since it seems to be the one most commonly used these days.
They are mob artists, they are majoritarians or – translating the latter term into Russian – Bolsheviks.
By 1830 the regular Baptists and the reformers parted company, the latter terming themselves Disciples.
In contemporary usage, "coelenterate" generally refers only to cnidarians, but the latter term is used in order to avoid ambiguity.
In this section the latter term is used to denote the hydrostatic and aesthetic aspects of marine engineering.
Ms. Walters was always more of an entertainer than a journalist, at least as traditionalists understand the latter term.
The property they share is a "form" or "idea" (though the latter term is not used in any psychological sense).
Cultural value attaches not only to inanimate artefacts and buildings, but also to treasured songs, ceremonies and people, the latter termed, "Intangible Cultural Properties".
She commented that "black men don't like to be called 'boys,' but women accept being called 'girls,' " as though she were offended by the latter term.
The idea of cohorts is similar to that of generations, although some writers avoid the latter term because it also has other connotations.
