Sentence examples for appellation if from inspiring English sources

But I stick to my appellation, if only to appeal to the lyrical, blue-skied, swinging summeriness it invokes.

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As with the VA itself, the federal bureaucracy charged with protecting "whistleblowers" -- an unnecessarily disparaging appellation if there ever was one -- is itself broken.

As the Michael W. Smith song says, "Let me show you the way". As with the VA itself, the federal bureaucracy charged with protecting "whistleblowers" -- an unnecessarily disparaging appellation if there ever was one -- is itself broken.

At the northern end of the appellation, in Chavanay, young Lionel Faury at Domaine Faury makes wines with finesse and elegance, demonstrating that even the newer part of St.-Joseph has something to offer if the grapes come from granite soils.

If you're curious about the evolution of a 23-year-old Madiran made of the powerful tannat grape, Château Montus Cuvée Prestige 1990, one of the best of this appellation in southwestern France, is available for $140.

The Loire Valley is its spiritual home, and here's a bright, breezy, subtly verdant example from the Coteaux du Giennois — a useful appellation to know if your budget doesn't stretch to Sancerre.

Were we unsympathetic, Lotze might be uncharitably (and falsely) caricatured with the appellation "Biedermeier," especially if one took seriously the oft-repeated charge of methodological eclecticism (implicit in the all-to-common adoption of "ideal-realism" as an adequate descriptor of Lotze's project).

If the appellation is created, the 85percentt rule would apply islandwide.

From the kitchen, someone piped up with the day's news: the political authorities had proposed to change the name of their hometown to Heroica Ciudad Juárez — adding the word "heroic," as if the appellation could make it true.

In Cologne, I would drink Kölsch, a light and fruity pale ale, one of the few beers protected by an appellation of origin as if it were a wine.