Sentence examples for appellation short from inspiring English sources

The appellation "short term medical missions" (STMMs) appears to have been informally adopted generally to distinguish these excursions from ad hoc responses to domestic or external disasters, compensated full-time relief practice such as MSF, military and other governmental relief expeditions and residency training programs [ 2– 4].

This would be the nanny state, a sneering appellation that gets short shrift with me.

The tract on appellationes is very short: appellation is considered no more than a special case of restriction, i.e., the restricted supposition brought about by a present-tense verb.

Even so, it's true that appellations in most regions fall short of the ideal.

The appellation "Big Mama" came from a short story that García Márquez wrote, in 1962, about the death of a larger-than-life cacique who was "the absolute sovereign of the Kingdom of Macondo, who lived for ninety-two years … and whose funeral was attended by the pope".

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

The ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth tracts of the Tractatus, i.e., the short tracts De ampliationibus (On ampliation), De appellationibus (On appellation), De restrictionibus (On restriction) and De distributionibus (On distribution) are in fact elaborations of the theory of supposition.

In his brusque way, he rejects the appellation of hero.

What a wonderful appellation!

The appellation isn't precise.

The appellation, though partly ironic,….