Sentence examples for as some called from inspiring English sources

The genome bubble, as some called it, did not leave the microarray industry unaffected.

Jethro Tull had instantly established itself as a pioneer of art rock, or blues-rock, as some called it.

He eliminated, or "Balkanised" as some called it, the hierarchical research structure, and introduced regular stringent quinquennial scientific reviews.

But it was a huge surprise when he was elected leader — the fourth in eight years — on a program of party detoxification, as some called it.

Still, who could imagine little ol', too short and obsolete Merion, as some called it, producing a cut that high before the first ball was struck.

But anonymity would prove an elusive goal for He Who Shall Not Be Named, as some called the unfortunate Mr. Giggs, who had not reckoned on the wicked anarchy of Twitter.

Taylor's interpretation of Cleopatra, however, was not as praised, with some calling her performance melodramatic.

It seems fitting that Neel's distinctive expressionistic realism, as some critics called it, can be described as extremely loquacious.

The alarmists, as well as some academics, call this impractical, invoking that lamentable bulwark of justice: pragmatism.

Lear's "mailing tube" — as some critics called it — looked nothing like the other business fliers.

The Higgs boson, or 'God particle' as some have called it, is central to the Standard Model of physics.