Sentence examples for use of terms from inspiring English sources

The use of terms like "initial offer" — it's not final!

Mr. Mosley described Mr. Louis-Dreyfus's use of terms like "McCarthyism" as "ridiculous hyperbole".

Even the use of terms like Issei and Nisei shows careful attention to Japanese connections.

As a compromise, professor Lord and others propose the use of terms such as "victim-precipitated homicide".

The subject is interesting, but the author's repetitiveness and some sloppy use of terms detracts from the intended message.

The United States doesn't have comprehensive, consistent regulations regarding the use of terms like "natural" and "humane".

Indeed, this invasion of technology is prompting the use of terms not previously common in real estate circles.

On Sunday, a group of gay rights activists protested Tyson's recent use of terms that they labeled homophobic.

And I am grossed out by her use of terms like b4 (for before) and n2 (for into).

Deeply bereaved people are often reluctant to talk about their sorrow, and when they do, they are insulted by the use of terms like disorder or addiction.

Among the famous Bushisms cited in this book are: his use of terms like "mential" ("This is still a dangerous world.