Sentence examples for are mostly called from inspiring English sources

The actors are mostly called upon for the kind of "it's a man's man's man's man's world" sloganeering before heading off to fight that characterizes most Bruckheimer films: dated martial wisecracks of the "Let's rock 'n' roll" variety.

Treslove and Sam Finkler, the third member of the group, were students of Libor's (as he is mostly called here).

Turner (as she is mostly called) is a kindred spirit to Reacher, and she gets him to think about what kind of man he is.

Calliope — who is mostly called Callie, which helps keep the book's Greek mythology allusions from becoming overcomplicated — is most memorable for her silence.

In her movies, Hutton was mostly called upon to throw herself about in numbers like Murder He Says (in Happy Go Lucky, 1943).

Introducing himself first as Mr. Chartwell, he is mostly called Black Pat, and he is an embodiment of depression — a condition that Churchill, like Dr. Johnson, called the "black dog".

(In this light, Henry's surname seems a remnant of the jokier book Harbach may have intended, but oh well: silly names are so much a feature of serious fiction these days that it's hard to object, and in any case he's mostly called "Skrimmer" or "Skrim").

Projected spray is mostly called spray arc to simplify the terminology (Robert and Messler 2004).

I was mostly called upon to navigate unknown things, and I like those kinds of job.

Some define DSH as tissue damaging acts performed in the absence of a desire to die (e.g., [ 8]), a conceptualisation that is mostly called Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI) [ 9].

Others define DSH as a broad spectrum of non-fatal self-injury irrespective of degree of type of motivation (e.g., [ 5]), a conceptualisation that is mostly called Self-Harm (SH) [ 10, 11].