Sentence examples for all things called from inspiring English sources

Since today the tendency in aesthetics is to insist that all things called 'art' are rightly so-called, it is important emphasize this fact; the Institutional Theory of Art, and the Theory of Mass Art, would no doubt be viewed by Collingwood as pernicious linguistic confusions.

Womanly wisdom, it was decided, needed to recognise her limits – a point succinctly made by orthodox Christian writers: "… she stretched herself forward … until she encountered the Power that sustains and preserves all things, called 'the Limit'…".

As recently as last year, vice chairman Bob Lutz, who is now in charge of GM's communications of all things, called climate change "a crock of s t".

Her chief of staff/executive assistant/doer of all things called us at 9 30 that night. .

A lifelong search for the Interconnectedness of All Things calls for a, like, spiritual journey, which is way cooler than shopping.

"I met all these incredible, smart people inventing all these things called, like, Adobe.

For example Thomas Paine notes, " The most extraordinary of all the things called miracles, related in the New Testament, is that of the devil flying away with Jesus Christ, and carrying him to the top of a high mountain, and to the top of the highest pinnacle of the temple, and showing him and promising to him all the kingdoms of the World.

Hey, have you guys heard of The Pirate Bay? It's this cool Web site that has all these things called BitTorrents.

This was back when movies were all on these things called video tapes, not Blu-Rays.

bowed at No. 1. How? It's all because of a thing called "album equivalent units".

"I get this track back, a thing called 'All Day': He's taken my melody and he's made it seriously urban, which is funny, because the lyrics use the N-word — a lot.