Sentence examples for using terms from inspiring English sources

This prevented us from using terms that would potentially bias student responses.

"We're not using terms like 'clean house' or worse.

But many others were using terms like "devil's bargain".

They insult each other using terms such as "gay".

But they began using terms like e-mail archiving and design flow that left onlookers confused.

The police justified their inaction by using terms like 'undesirables', 'deviant' and 'promiscuous' in their reports.

Quotes what a couple of neighborhood analysts (disappointed children) said using terms associated with the economy.

I don't like using terms like "moral fabric" or "values" because they may seem platitudinous.

Watch Williams as he exercises his new fine-jewelry vocabulary, using terms like, "baguettes," "princess cut," and "fanciful".

– because the NCAA punished him, using terms such as academic misconduct, extra benefits, failure to follow drug-testing protocols.

Travel policies can be woolly in their definitions, using terms such as 'blood conditions' or 'psychiatric disorders'.