Sentence examples for appellation being from inspiring English sources

Bread pudding is an appellation being applied much too liberally of late, and it's past time for a standards and practice board of some kind.

When the reign of the mystical, chivalrous but, alas, incompetently feudal St . Louishad come to a close in 1290, Philip the Fair (his appellation being singularly ludicrous given his deeds) began - in the truly ruthless manner of France's first national sovereign and absolute tyrant - to build his anti-clerical kingdom.

The appellation isn't precise.

An alternative appellation is pigmented hairy epidermal nevus.

Yet in some respects that appellation is exaggerated.

The Philadelphia "boo bird" appellation is getting a little old.

The appellation is, of course, too grand on several counts.

Given the ship's fate, that appellation is cruelly misleading.

Other prominent pinot makers in the Russian River appellation are Dehlinger, DeLoach, Martinelli and Merry Edwards.

No, some other appellation is required, something with a more vaudevillian punch.

Waldseemüller's book was widely read, and the new appellation was eventually universally accepted.