Sentence examples for useful term from inspiring English sources

The US architectural historian Bianca Bosker has given us a useful term: duplitecture.

Kingsley Amis, author of the first post-Ian Fleming 007 novel and the first critical appraisal, The James Bond Dossier, coined the still useful term "The Fleming effect", which he describes as "the imaginative use of information, whereby the pervading fantastic nature of Bond's world, as well as the temporary, local, fantastic elements in the story, are bolted down in some sort of reality".

It's an especially useful term for politicians.

"Appropriate" is a useful term, sometimes.

Questions would probably be the most useful term.

Petit bourgeois is a useful term in this context.

"I don't think [Ebola-free] is a useful term.

Is "crossover" a useful term to describe music that sits between classical and other genres?

The government has asserted that this is not a useful term.

Philanthropy is a useful term and indicates something more specialised than giving.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk EMERGING markets" is a useful term precisely because it is imprecise.