Sentence examples for believe sometimes called from inspiring English sources

In numerous other passages, many Christian readers hold, the preincarnate Son of God is mentioned, or even appears in bodily form to do the bidding of his Father, and is (so they believe) sometimes called the "angel of the Lord".

Mr. Andrews believed that what was sometimes called the Chicago touch had an enduring effect on television.

People who believe in the Rapture are sometimes called pretribulationists, because they hold that the church enjoys some kind of rapture at Jesus' first-stage appearance, which is followed then by seven years of tribulations and finally by the official second coming.

This was sometimes called the viewing, she believed.

Sampling an action according to the probability that the action is believed to be the optimal one is sometimes called Thompson sampling.

This period, sometimes called "the RNA world," is believed to have preceded the function of DNA as genetic material.

A block of normal differentiation and abnormal reversal of differentiation (sometimes called de-differentiation) [ 20] are believed to be some of the hallmarks of cancer [ 21].

Randomizing actions based on the probability that this action is believed to be optimal when faced with an unknown environment is now sometimes called Thompson sampling.

The U. S. Department of Agriculture believes that it is possible to remove 90% of the existing contamination of agricultural land by scraping off the surface soil (sometimes called "topsoil").

These are sometimes called protosignals.

He is sometimes called Zeus.