Sentence examples for best called a from inspiring English sources

HANK O'NEAL is perhaps best called a raconteur.

During the eight years I worked with Howard for Mayor Flynn, there was often a division (perhaps best called a creative tension) between the progressives (whom the Boston Herald liked to call the "Sandinistas") and the moderates in the administration.

It is that between a thing, or type of thing, and (what is best called) an occurrence of it where an occurrence is not necessarily a token.

Doing what it does best: calling a meeting.

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.

He said that ILSI could best be called a "meeting place" for scientific discussions.

You behaved in a perfectly magnanimous way, and your neighbor reacted in what might at best be called a punctilious, or even supercilious, manner.

The flame of this work is certainly enigmatic, but it flickers through the smoldering embers of what can best be called a noble failure.

"Finding a match for a joke and a match for a style," Bellos writes, "are both instances of a more general ability that may best be called a pattern-matching skill".

Today's successful CSR executive is leading what can best be called a socially responsible insurgency inside their organization.

Its setting English, "Suspicion" can, perhaps, best be called a psychological thriller with much more emphasis on the psychological than the thriller part of the description.