Sentence examples for call experimental from inspiring English sources

There is nothing here that you'd call experimental and hardly anything socially challenging or offensive to educated taste.

At the University of California at San Diego and the University of Arizona, students and faculty members have set up what they call Experimental Philosophy Laboratories, while Indiana University now specializes with its Experimental Epistemology Laboratory.

The poor stepchild of the movie industry, what we loosely call experimental film, tends to be banished to the fringes of festivals and out-of-the-way art houses.

At 14, I had what you'd call experimental sex with a young boy on my block.

Aiming to identify novel sRNAs and also assess which sRNAs are transcribed as part of the stress transcriptome, we desired to set metrics that would allow us to call experimental reads from the RNA-seq data as factually identifying sRNAs.

Fabre delighted in what he called "experimental villainies".

Kit Shangpliang, of Summer Salt, sings in Khasi what he calls "experimental indigenous rock".

Her work is sometimes called experimental, but unlike most experimental filmmakers she makes narrative features.

Much of "Movie Journal" is indeed devoted to what Mekas considers the "New Cinema," which is for the most part, but not entirely, what's often called "experimental" films.

They started a band called Experimental People, later shortened to XPPL — Ryan played the keyboard and the bass guitar, made electronic sounds with a computer, and sometimes sang.

Often called experimental medicine, the approach is meant to reduce the huge costs of drug development and speed the most promising treatments into the marketplace.