Sentence examples for using such a term from inspiring English sources

ESMERALDA No, sir, on reflection I think you'll realise that by using such a term, albeit fleetingly, you undermine all the work you have put in over the course of your career.

Many white and black Americans have ridiculed Deen for "ever using such a term".

Those who use such a term are clearly not worth engaging with, he thinks.

Few people were prepared to use such a term, however: instead, someone coined the ambiguous phrase "shoot-to-kill".

If your correspondent was a Muslim he would not use such a term on anything related to a fellow Muslim including of course the political party he happens to lead.Ero Haker Savyon, Israel.

Terry has said that he thought Ferdinand was accusing him of making a racial slur during their encounter and responded to Ferdinand by saying he would never use such a term.

It took nine years for Claude Raymond, the former head of Baby Doc's army and the suspected mastermind of those attacks — if one can use such a term — to be arrested.

(Of course people can use such a term without actually having the corresponding attitudes, but understanding the term is a matter of seeing that it is a linguistically appropriate way to express the attitude).

It's about connecting with our destiny, if I may use such a term.

The consequence of continually patching holes - and I hate to use such a term to describe the valiant aid effort that is going on Haiti -- as they arise and rebuilding what is essentially an unsustainable model time and time again will eventually be completely untenable costs.

Our predictions are not "self serving" in the Popperian sense – to our knowledge he has never used such a term in relation to the falsification tests.