Sentence examples for best called from inspiring English sources

HANK O'NEAL is perhaps best called a raconteur.

Thus conceptualized, the first what is best called Anglo-Irish literature—can scarcely be separated from the wider English tradition.

Anyway, lately they both seem quaint, because now there's hyperlore, which passes from one computer to the next, along a path best called hyperbolic.

But above it all, the caped crusader perching like a gargoyle is probably best called to mind by even those who have little interest in Batman.

The Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker, one of several to nominate Kahan for this list, said that his theory is best called "political and intellectual tribalism".

Under austere Counter-Reformation popes such as Paul IV and Pius V, most official patronage favoured the dry and prosaic; this late 16th-century style is best called Counter-Reformation Realist.

Doing what it does best: calling a meeting.

Perhaps Uproxx put it best, calling Sligh a "total badass".

How do we best call out these mistakes?

Dick Cavett may have described depression's desolation best, calling it "the worst agony devised for man".

Simon Vozick-Levinson of Entertainment Weekly also chose the track as two of the album's best, calling Minaj's appearance "scene-stealing".