Sentence examples for traditional term from inspiring English sources

They are not referring as much to "plus-sizes," the traditional term.

(The traditional term for an inference that relies on partially suppressed premises is enthymeme).

Dogma became the traditional term for truths believed to be indispensable to the Christian faith.

Holland explodes with indignation over the traditional term, jahiliyya (age of ignorance), for the time before Muhammad.

She uses the traditional term of respect to address him: 'Tata, please meet... and Tata, this is......

Like many other professors, he no longer sees traditional term papers as a valid index of student competence.

3. "Butch" and "femme" are traditional terms used within the lesbian community.

"I see a lot of convergence of interests among people who in traditional terms are considered to be divided politically".

"But I wouldn't expect it to be more expensive because in traditional terms I'd be getting less reach".

I believe that many Americans no longer think about the Iraq war in the traditional terms of winning and losing.

At the launch of the initiative almost a year ago, Dius conceived of "science" in very narrow and traditional terms.