term of art

A. It is not a term of art in the political business.

That is standard practice, and there are even terms of art for it.

That word standing alone is a term of art when used in its legal sense.

Should we use "financial close" or some other term of art?

And that wasn't the only novel term of art I came away with.

I've always believed that risk and danger are important in terms of art.

Civil offence was a term of art in military law.

It is a term of art used in philosophy, law, and science.

Miami is still a frontier town in terms of art.

In terms of art, there will be the familiar and the unexpected.

The previous terms of art literature are no longer suitable.

These terms of art include ordinary words used with special meanings.

In the garment industry, there is a term of art for this.

It is a legal term of art, having specialized meaning in the law.

The term of art that got everybody upset was manipulation.

Suddenly "exposure" seems like something you could really die from, and not just a term of art.

"Reality merge" is the term of art sometimes used by people in the field.

A city with so much history of course has a lot left to show for it in terms of art and culture.

And all this before ethnic cleansing became a political term of art.

But today's a good time to forget technicality and terms of art.

Only one state, California, has turned "road rage" into a legal term of art by giving it a particular meaning.

The decision had used the word “fundamental” as a legal term of art rather than in the colloquial sense, she said.

The Court decided that it was perfectly reasonable for the union to use terms of art in a contract.

I think it's questionable as to whether the biological structure makes that much difference in terms of art.

As we discussed, Steve affirmed that these are terms of art.