Sentence examples for a better designation from inspiring English sources

Spiritual somnambulist may be a better designation.

Although historically the term ethnoprimatology has been used to describe this sub-discipline [originally suggested by Sponsel [ 1997], p. 145 "for lack of a better designation"], the name is confusing within the broader nomenclature in biology/social sciences.

We, therefore, suggest that mammalian testis-specific H2B.1 (TS H2B.1) would be a better designation for this variant, where 'H2B.1' is the name and "mammalian testis-specific' is a descriptive phrase that helps alert readers to its properties.

Baseball historian Bill James when summarizing the 1940s listed Heath as the recipient for his designation of "A Better Ballplayer Than a Human Being".

The more elegant designation, though, seemed a better fit for the blue-eyed ingenue whose co-stars found smart and pleasant and very self-contained.

A challenge to come up with a better term than the tired old "Gang of... .. designation.

Some folks suggest that a better way to go, if you are looking to do good socially with your chocolate purchase, is to look for the "direct trade" designation, including the "bean to bar" concept and "single origin" chocolate.

It may be that a candid identification of philosophical anthropology with that degree of humane interest would express its character better than an official designation of it as a subfield within the bureaucratized world of academic philosophy.