Buzzwords in a sentence

But all of these buzzwords actually represent real things.

He offers no solution, just buzzwords.

Ms Barlow, representing the GMC, told the hearing that Dr Salhab’s behaviour was 'deplorable', adding he uses ‘buzzwords’, such as ‘insight’ and ‘remediation’, but shows very little understanding of what they actually mean.

Not all street food creations are made for the camera though - some are created around buzzwords that become popular.

The buzzwords of the first five years of democracy, “reconciliation” and “the rainbow nation”, depending on who is in the room or what the occasion is, can be read as an insult.

But for many in Scotland, especially in the North East and the Northern Isles, these are so much more than buzzwords.

If once she gets beyond the buzzwords, Harris won’t defend many of her own actions and ideas.

It’s also strange that in times when decolonisation and tradition have become political buzzwords, there is very little attempt to understand the natural legacy of regions.

Lab-grown diamonds and gemstones, a burgeoning trend and the latest buzzwords in the jewellery industry, are not just sustainable, but also a marvel of beauty.

The commitment to ESG integration reflects a broader understanding that sustainability and responsible governance are not just corporate buzzwords but essential components of long-term business success.

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Even the great Dr. Martin Luther King used buzzwords and clever catchphrases in his speeches to prompt an emotional response from those listening.

In the 1800s, long before concepts such as content, marketing and strategy became the buzzwords they are today, Raja Ravi Varma had mastered it all.

Lots of buzzwords today like "white privilege, systemic racism, food deserts?" etc Denying somebody housing, work, and harassed for being a gaijin, seems systemic to me, and Ive experienced it all.

The amount virtual signaling and social justice buzzwords were too much to make this article comprehensible.

A few buzzwords tend to come up when describing Talos' sound.

But many of these are really just consumer brands with health buzzwords stamped on top.

For innovation to thrive, you need to forget about the buzzwords we live by such as monetization, addressable market size, creating moats, synergies with core offerings, or other similar terms.

In one paper, they rewrote parts of Adolf Hitler’s book “Mein Kampf,” infused it with far-left buzzwords, and made it a major part of a “research paper” that a ranked feminist-oriented journal accepted for publication.

The buzzwords of today revolve around sustainable living.