Sentence examples for with that term from inspiring English sources

Start with that term "difference".

I'm not familiar with that term.

Also, "pop-up": are we done with that term yet?

I'm not that comfortable with that term, no.

"There's actually a term called 'white fragility.' Are you familiar with that term?" he asked.

When military contractors call their customers "warfighters," there is pride associated with that term.

I'm not sure who came up with that term, but it makes sense to us.

Balcombe thinks this optimistic demeanour demonstrates goats' capacity for "happiness" but McElligott is not so happy with that term.

For example, working-class women in the US supported African women when others called us "women of the third world" and we were not happy with that term.

"We have now clearly distinguished the 'happiness'… in GNH from the fleeting, pleasurable, 'feel good' moods so often associated with that term.

In one instance, a reference to a neural phenomenon called "spreading depression" caused him to look for articles with that term in their titles.