Sentence examples for called rather than from inspiring English sources
What does Banksy prefer to be called rather than "artist"?
Is it really better to insist that people like Simple Jack should be called what busybodies say they must be called, rather than whatever everyday usage dictates?
She fends for herself; she is called, rather than forced, to ply her craft; she sings her way through the hot kitchens of life; she invests her money.
Hillary Clinton, of course, won the "popular vote," as it is called (rather than just "the vote"); the term has a sly, built-in derisiveness, implying superficiality, or at least a lack of gravitas.
Assessments about nutritional quality are apparently often based on what a food is called, rather than what is actually in it, and are just opinions -- and apt to be wrong.
However, comparisons with our simulated QTLs showed that we had a lower false discovery rate (FDR) when the additive iQTLs were called rather than in the more general model.
There was thus a diffusion of authority, the communities calling, rather than a superior official appointing, their rabbis.
Phone calls, rather than old-school door-knocking or new-school email blasts, seem to be the backbone of the Trump campaign's voter contact effort.
Many of the presidential candidates seem more interested in personal attacks and name calling rather than addressing the issues.
Amy Wrzesniewski has explored the power of approaching ones work as a "calling" rather than a "job" or a "career".
Others have struck similar themes in their comments about this profession that some describe as a "calling" rather than a job.
