Sentence examples for uses the terms from inspiring English sources

Prinstein uses the terms "likability" and "status" to define what made so many of us miserable in high school.

Maybe the senator uses the terms interchangeably.

He uses the terms not interchangeably but fluidly, hinting at a polarity between intangible image and terrestrial shape, which is manifest in his work.

At least to my thinking, reading Debord's idea of spectacle in this way begins by recognising that when he uses the terms "image" and "representation", he is using them both literally and as metaphors.

A couple of days ago, editors at the paper updated the stylebook's guidelines on the use of "illegal immigrant"; a little more than a week before that, Margaret Sullivan, The Times's public editor, argued that more attention should be paid to the way the paper uses the terms "torture" and "targeted killings".

This is why Kuhn uses the terms 'exemplar' and 'paradigm'paradigm

30 Aug 2012: This graphic uses the terms resources and reserves interchangeably.

Instead of the terms "master" and "slave", however, she uses the terms "Subject" and "Other".

In late ancient thought it is foremost Quintillian and Tertullian that uses the terms in a philosophically interesting way.

There is no great difference between special affection and love, and Nathanson himself uses the terms interchangeably.

But from the contexts in which Dietrich uses the terms such a meaning does not seem to be implied.