Sentence examples for a rubric called from inspiring English sources

The Web site freely mixes right-wing political commentary with juvenile rants and racist innuendo; under Bannon's direction, the editors introduced a rubric called Black Crime.

Robert M. Parker Jr. includes them in his newsletter under a rubric he calls "Odds and Ends," "Great Values" or, on one occasion, "Anti-Greed Relief".

We have a rubric on this blog called "Best-Seller Bizarre," which pretty much sums up what I think about the genre.

By Thessaly La Force January 5, 2010 We have a rubric on this blog called "Best-Seller Bizarre," which pretty much sums up what I think about the genre.

I found myself drawn to the books listed in the year I was born, as if it were some sort of intellectual horoscope: We have a rubric on this blog called "Best-Seller Bizarre," which pretty much sums up what I think about the genre.

Immediately below the title, a rubric stated indignantly, "Just stop calling it that".

Lesh had been performing in various configurations under the rubric Phil Lesh and Friends; Weir had a group called Ratdog.

For centuries, that Mass served as a structured sacrifice with directives, called "rubrics," that were not optional.

2. Create a rubric for evaluating different Web sites.

Students receive a rubric of evaluations, not grades.

"It's a rubric to tell the story of a lot of fascinating women," says Longworth.