Sentence examples for called similarly from inspiring English sources

The most ambitious of the Lincoln Center renovation plans called, similarly, for an enclosure of the entire plaza, designed by Frank Gehry, but this has been voted down.

At several points, Mr. Skilling, who appeared before the Senate Commerce Committee, said that Congress was engaged in a rush to political judgment that paralleled what he called similarly hasty decisions by lenders to withdraw credit from Enron when it began to falter last fall.

Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is pushing back against Republicans trying to distance themselves from Donald Trump's caustic anti-Muslim comments, highlighting what she calls similarly divisive rhetoric from other GOP presidential hopefuls.

Fabric-ation, as this show of new and recent work is called, feels similarly ironic and powerfully dramatic.

He found the word "balbhán," meaning a silent person, and he surmised that it was why his quiet grandfather was called the similarly pronounced Boliver.

The gene that the group discovered, called p63, similarly triggers suicide in eggs with more than about three breaks in their DNA.

Indeed, a condition parallel to prosopagnosia, called phonagnosia, similarly leaves a person unable to distinguish a familiar voice from an unfamiliar one.

Accordingly, howls function as a long-distance contact call similarly to a number of bird and mammal species [ 19].

The base quality score recalibration reduced the number of heterozygous calls similarly across all chromosomes and lines such that "het blocks" retained about half the number of preliminary heterozygous calls whereas regions outside of "het blocks" retained very few heterozygous genotype calls with lower GQ scores.

At Crisis we've long been calling for similarly bold action to change the law in England.

Scientists are calling for similarly rigorous studies of other popular diets that are routinely recommended by cardiologists even though there is little solid evidence that they work.