Sentence examples for using a term that from inspiring English sources

There's so much greenwashing out there," he said, using a term that indicates deceptive claims of environmental responsibility.

"These would be excellent for deadheading," Ms. Kennedy said, using a term that was unfamiliar to me.

But the Carver "won't drop in, no way," the Kid pronounced, using a term that refers to the sort of airborne tricks done on half-pipes.

"If you're a good Amazonian, you become an Amabot," said one employee, using a term that means you have become at one with the system.

"Nicaraguans call this Somocismo without Somoza," Mr. Callahan said, using a term that refers to Somoza's style of ruling through favoritism.

"The strategy is to bring the money over and get an income return that can be 400 basis points higher than savings rates in Germany," said Mr. Barag of Lend Lease, using a term that means four percentage points.

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To use a term that has fallen out of favor, your assignment is to "civilize" the object of your affections.

"On a series of issues, to use a term that comes from the 1930s, cities and states have become laboratories of democracy," the mayor said.

So the Bush doctrine, in spite of itself, recognizes the logic of something like (to use a term that is the ultimate red flag for conservatives) world government.

BERAN contends that Bobby Kennedy was different, that he had (to use a term that was in vogue when he was) authenticity.