Sentence examples for use the terms to from inspiring English sources

Although there is no consensus on a definition of the sacred and the profane, there is common agreement on the characteristics of these two realms by those who use the terms to describe religions, myth, and ritual.

That said, in accordance with Paulsen and Hjertø (2010), it would be more correct to use the terms to refer to the sum of individuals/groups/divisions of A/DCAP which is clearly positively related to group/division/individual knowledge transfer.

Some authors use the terms "Virchow Robin space" and "perivascular space" as synonyms [ 71], while others use the terms to name different spaces as discussed above [ 72].

Regrettably, we now use the term to describe almost anything.

Chomsky and other experts use the term to describe how we construct even the simplest utterances.

I use the term to convey the idea of obscurity and deliberate difficulty.

Sometimes Danish politicians use the term to mock an opponent's blunder or gaffe".

Instead, I use the term to refer to an experience of socialisation into what Eusebius McKaiser has termed "white grammar".

The point is, where he comes from it would be offensive to use the term to mean female genitalia.

Now chants of "Ali Baba, Ali Baba" are common among Iraqi children, and even adults now use the term to warn of thievery.

Conservative Republicans use the term to mock the Obama administration as naïve.