Sentence examples for act of naming from inspiring English sources

Even the act of naming the local inhabitants in his pictures is a change.

The act of naming streets, counting citizens and mapping facilities turns information into an advocacy tool.

In a way, it turned out to be a radical act of naming.

In this story, the judge wants words, because that's what justice is, the act of naming something.

Others wrote to say that, to their mind, the simple act of naming children after Hitler and Himmler constituted abuse.

So it was perhaps inevitable that the seemingly simple act of naming a Moscow street in his honor would become complicated.

The Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008, named for a teenager who died from an overdose of Vicodin bought on the Internet, outlaws online sales of drugs without a doctor's prescription.

The legislation that lured Walls to Washington was the Everson Walls and Ron Springs Gift of Life Act of 2007, named for the charitable foundation they started this year to raise awareness, especially among African-Americans, about diabetes and organ donation.

Australia's change brought us in line with United States, which did the same thing in the Copyright Extension Act of 1998, named after the less distinguished half of Sonny and Cher.

This provision (H.R. 4614) is part of the Katie Sepich Enhanced DNA Collection Act of 2010, named after the tragic rape and murder of a young New Mexico woman.

And quite often the simple act of noting them and naming them lets them subside.