Sentence examples for better be called a from inspiring English sources

Instead, they are pursuing what might better be called a multilateral declaration.

The problem here is what's known as a split incentive, but might better be called a mis-incentive.

This prominent Brazilian artist is usually labeled a conceptualist, but he might better be called a producer of magic theater.

Almost everyone who writes about Cildo Meireles labels him a conceptualist, but he might better be called a producer of magic theater.

They do not tend to thermodynamic equilibrium but to steady state or what should better be called a stationary non-equilibrium state, characterized by minimum entropy generation.

Jill Seaman, 57, an infectious-disease physician who works in the southern Sudan and other war-torn regions, says that in her case, the prize might better be called a "stubbornness" award.

What Leśniewski calls 'definitions' might better be called 'definitional axioms'.

It's a little better to be called a woman writer.

"It is better to be called a shark than an 800-pound gorilla," said Mr. DeSano, reflecting the view some have of his organization's market power.

But if the charges by authors Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan are correct, Nixon better deserves to be called a peacewrecker than peacemaker.

It would feature unlisted words, better quotations, better organisation, and would be called A New English Dictionary on Historical Principles.