Sentence examples for called so much from inspiring English sources

We also have the poets — though interestingly enough they're not called so much Impressionist poets.

"Wolf's been called so much," Johnny Alfrey, 67, said with a shrug as he stood next to his motorcycle in Decatur, just west of here.

And there was a commissioned work by Mr. O'Farrill, an elegiac piece called "So Much Love," dedicated to the saxophonist Sam Furnace, who died in January.

His music also was characterized by long, slow movements, usually in largo tempo, which his admirers called the most significant since Beethoven, and which his detractors called so much pompous nonsense.

This incident and its aftermath Stewarts unthinking insensitivity, Claires horrified reaction to it and the local scandal that follows news of the fishermens behavior are borrowed from a Raymond Carver story called So Much Water So Close to Home.

Yet if ICE's courthouse operations spared fathers seeking custody and visibly prioritized, say, convicted felons who could not otherwise be apprehended safely, the agency might not have called so much attention to itself.

It was calling so much that I broke out into a sweat midflight.

Dr. Ming's answer to what she calls "so much wasted talent" is to build machines that try to eliminate human bias.

"The refs only call so much," he said, explaining that the motive for fighting this time "was more or less standing up for one of our teammates".

I can see why EA would be uncomfortable calling so much attention to this practice – though coverage in Salon about the silencing of the reporter probably gets them more negative press than the reporter had generated in the first place.

Another one refused a proposal?—?or rishta?—?and had her aunties call so much she broke down.