Sentence examples for called indeed from inspiring English sources

The sculptor then went on to the second stage, the preparation of the small-scale elaborate models in terra cotta called, indeed, "modelli".

The liberation of Synthetism, as the new style was called, indeed worked like a charm, and after the Café Volpini exhibition of 1889 it spread rapidly.

"As Catholics, we are called, indeed required to be pro-life, to cherish and protect human life as a precious gift of God from the moment of conception until the time of natural death.

He has not been at his home address when police called, or indeed the two named cafes.

And All-American Girl, as it was called, did indeed make her a star – but only eventually.

Obamacare, as the law is called, is indeed packed with important policies to expand health-care to those who need it.

John Locke, the English Enlightenment philosopher, argued that "land that is left wholly to nature... is called, as indeed it is, waste".

Such man-made artifacts, usually called metamaterials, indeed show peculiar material properties that cannot be found in natural materials and that can have multiple engineering applications [ENG 06, ZOU 09, ZHO 09, MAN 13, VAS 98, VAS 01, BOU 13].

Charities, he says, could have just gone to the call centres to listen to calls (indeed, some do this).

Instead, he hastily tapped into his computer to find the Internet Service Provider address of the correspondence and was alarmed to confirm that, as in so many horror movies, the call indeed was coming from nearby.

In a universe in which fanboy cred seems to matter almost as much as box office results, making a movie based on the ideas of a guy who professes to hate a large portion of your key audience so much that he once said he would rather overthrow the United States government than tolerate gay marriage is a very bad call indeed.