Sentence examples for called doctor from inspiring English sources
Mr. McIntire -- a large man who liked to be called doctor on the strength of his honorary doctorates -- was a master of spectacle.
Eliza in fact operated by using a script called Doctor, a simulation of a Rogerian psychotherapist.
His characters were just called "Doctor" or "Principal" - without a name attached.
(Weizenbaum wrote that Eliza's script, which he called Doctor, was a parody of the method of the psychologist Carl Rogers).
Though proud to be the country's premier ghost hunter, a term he had coined himself, he preferred to be called "Doctor" or, better still, "Professor", and thought of as a scientist.
C. 1243 Rome, Italy 1316 Avignon, France Giles of Rome,, Latin Aegidius Romanus, also called Doctor Fundatissimus (Latin: "Best-Grounded Teacher") (born c. 1243, –47, Rome [Italy] died 1316, Avignon, Fr).
The government says that Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical promoted Topamax sales for unapproved psychiatric uses under a program called Doctor-for-a-Day.
He told The Sun he had performed 10 shows "in agony" before he called doctors.
Should we call Doctor Wilke in and have you fitted for an ear trumpet?
