Sentence examples for this parlance from inspiring English sources

Women with unwanted pregnancies are recast, in this parlance, as another "vulnerable" group.

"Storytelling," in this parlance, is best employed in the service of illuminating business principles, or selling tickets to non-profit galas, or winning contests.

In this parlance, however, T2 "reduces" to T1.

This, in the parlance, is bullshit.

Apparently no one in on the design process asked themselves, in this guy's parlance, "Does this logo look like a boobs and a butt and a hooha?" Per Armin Vit's post, "The answer has to be a resounding "No".

This production, staged by Kevin McKenzie and Susan Jones, "after" (in ballet parlance this means loosely based on) Marius Petipa and Alexander Gorsky, is a completely standard one, which means that no excess of thought has been wasted on dramatic or choreographic coherence.

In modern parlance, this equates to "Talk.

In industry parlance, this is called "retargeting".

(In military parlance, this is the Green Zone).

In Web 2.5 parlance, this is called Social Reading.

"In municipal parlance, this is a train wreck," he said.