Sentence examples for and to be called from inspiring English sources

He was taken as a negative example, and to be called an "Uncle Tom" became a deep insult.

To me it was black and white, just facts, and to be called a hero is amazing".

A slaveholder might have been offended by a slave's demand for freedom (and to be called by a respectful title), but that in no way vitiates the legitimacy of the claim.

So passions ran high in Barcelona's regional assembly last week, after it passed a constitutional statute that, if approved by the government in Madrid, would grant Catalonia an independent legal system and the right to raise taxes and to be called "a nation".

This, of course, took place some time ago, but the purchase of the scrolls for Israel was not announced till February 13th of this year, when Premier Sharett explained that they would be housed, with other ancient documents, in a museum to be built for the purpose and to be called the Shrine of the Book.

First up: ultimate burgers, which are made with the aid of an affable North American named Christian who sucks on a beer and says "mange" for eat and "radiculousness", and is there mainly to agree with Jamie and to be called "bro" and to "bro" back, and to provide a broad shoulder to flop a casual arm around, bro-ly.

"We should be doing so much more to be condemning hatred and to be calling toward life and live and unity in our country".

"We wanted to be responsible, and we didn't want to stand back and wait to be called," Zacks said.

So, I called myself Pip, and came to be called Pip".

No one really believes that".Call Me Kuchu" is too raw and urgent to be called artful film-making.

Wilberforce was never a party man and declined to be called a Tory.