Sentence examples for appellation itself from inspiring English sources
The appellation itself is a synecdoche.
In contrast to black powder, it produces almost all gas upon combustion, earning itself the appellation smokeless powder.
The term Krautrock is itself a latter-day appellation, taken from a track on a 1973 album by the band Faust.
The Sonoma Coast itself is such a huge appellation that over-generalizing can be dangerous.
Yet, except for the changed role of the big newspapers, history does appear to be repeating itself, with the emergence of another "Most Dangerous Man," the appellation that Nixon's aide Henry Kissinger gave to Ellsberg during the Pentagon Papers case.
Well, Montalcino could help itself by undertaking a clear analysis of its varied terrain and dividing up the appellation into a series of sub-zones in the manner of Burgundy.
Nonetheless, Pinot Noir proved itself in the cool and dry climate of the South Island's Canterbury region, an appellation that now specializes in Chardonnay and Pinot.
What a wonderful appellation!
The appellation isn't precise.
The appellation, though partly ironic,….
Those standards include a national appellation.
