Sentence examples for think of the term from inspiring English sources

You'll never think of the term "computer dating" the same way again.

"Gabriel, what do you think of the term 'learning difference'?" "I think it's fair," he replies.

It is in this sense that the generality of nonyachting (nonsailing) people usually think of the term.

At least he bothered to see what people living on reservations really think of the term (Flood himself lives on my homeland, the Pine Ridge Reservation).

When we think of the term "blindness" we tend to assume a loss of vision caused by damage to the eye or optic nerves.

"This changes how we think of marmosets as individuals, but it also changes how we think of the term at all," she said.

The latter is, in most applications of survival analysis, regarded as the generic term for any time-to-event outcome and the reader may think of the terms as being exchangeable.

I ask him what he thinks of the term "Gladwellian" when we meet in lower Manhattan.

Gold added, "In the back of my mind, I thought of the term 'Quaker.' " So truther began as a positive term, meant to suggest a dissenter's resolve.

I never thought of the term until I started reading it in the papers; it never would have crossed my mind.

Tessa Jowell was pro-European when it was fashionable to be anti-European; she was in favour of the mixed economy when it was fashionable to be pro-nationalisation; she was a Blairite before Tony Blair had thought of the term.