Sentence examples for with the jargon from inspiring English sources

"It showed some originality and some familiarity with the jargon.

One of the problems with the jargon of intersectionality is that it splinters.

The language of politics has become suffused with the jargon of business.

He said Mr. Bush, who has an M.B.A., was comfortable with the jargon of the markets.

All of this may seem like mumbo-jumbo to those unfamiliar with the jargon of monetary policy.

I tried to speak his language, and, not knowing Hebrew, I thought I'd better go with the jargon.

The ad with the jargon-spouting worker reads: "Just because someone talks differently doesn't mean they don't bring something of value to the conversation.

"Some of this is providing people with networking opportunities," says Ross Frenett, who manages AVE on behalf of a London think tank with the jargon-ish title Institute for Strategic Dialog ISDD).

The Zawrils struggled with all the jargon.

This last one is important for everyone, but particularly for anyone more used to texting, with all the jargon and shortcuts that are part of that, said Lisa Orrell, who writes about and conducts workshops on generational trends in the workplace.

They will stop at nothing to crush every bone in your horrid little body with all the jargon they can muster.