Sentence examples for this term covering from inspiring English sources

Thus A. C. Ewing (1948: 168) writes: "if we analyse good as 'fitting object of a pro attitude', it will be easy enough to analyse bad as 'fitting object of an anti attitude', this term covering dislike, disapproval, avoidance, etc".

Karnbach has been following the Stones — though he might prefer the term "covering" — since he saw them on television in 1964, on "The Hollywood Palace".

What opened my eyes up, was the term "covering".

But this was an umbrella term covering two entirely different groups: countries to the south which would never join the EU and where the main European concerns were immigration and Islamic radicalism; and those to the east, where people thought of themselves as European, wanted policy advice as much as money and believed that they stood a chance of getting into the EU one day.

This convention would leave "polyandry" as a general term covering all situations where a female mates with multiple males.

Mr. Huber was forthright in his view that Mr. Rich's operation should be covered, noting that the statute lists "raw materials trading," a term covering those who deal in commodities.

Gender studies is an all-embracing term covering courses with widely different content.

Transgender An umbrella term covering a range of identities that transgress socially defined gender norms.

PPPs are Labour's flexible friend a conveniently malleable term covering a host of diverse arrangements.

RSI is an umbrella term covering a number of disorders, including carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis and tenosynovitis.

Service industries, a fuzzy term covering everything from burger bars to credit-card companies, seemed to be missing out.