Sentence examples for we might term from inspiring English sources

This is what we might term the sheitgeist.

Steffen Moestrup's research critically investigates what we might term persona-driven journalism.

On both sides of what we might term our national trauma, there is fury and hurt.

That's the science of wishful thinking, or, as we might term it, navel-gazing.

Indeed, only the rarest politician can defy what we might term the Cherie Law of British politics.

Furtwängler was not the only reactionary on the block; his lost ideal was not Apollonian classicism or Baroque craftsmanship but what we might term the "symphonic sublime".

A Freudian might term that "projection".

One might term this the "Major model".

But, then again, one might term you a precocious talent.

Some might term it something less.

We might justly term the present Mammon-driven era in contemporary art the Koons Age.