Sentence examples for are appropriately called from inspiring English sources

But the new vehicles are, appropriately, called "interim," since they are not intended to equip the entire Army of the future.

"The provisions are appropriately called miscellaneous," said Andrew J. Foley, a partner at the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, which represents oil, natural gas and mining companies that are subject to the rules.

Nonetheless, if the present interpretation is correct, Aristotle did accept what are appropriately called particularized properties.

Moreover, it is questionable whether they are appropriately called bases and whether they can be used to characterize Sobolev spaces.

Uncontrolled databases, on the other hand, are collected without any directives given to the subjects, and they are appropriately called sometimes "faces in the wild".

Most SNPs are tri-morphic, but are appropriately called polymorphisms in contrast to being mono-morphic.

I can't pass up the opportunity to mention, by the way, that the most popular AR-style handgun is made by Bushmaster and is appropriately called the "Patrolman's Pistol".

World War II is appropriately called "Hitler's war".

His idea is appropriately called polite blocking, and it works something like a little white lie.

Further up, a clapboard house is, appropriately, called End of the Trail.

The southern section, which is subject to desert influences, is appropriately called the Saharan Atlas.