Sentence examples for called strength from inspiring English sources

Another new ballroom genre here is called strength exhibition.

One factor in the confusion is a B.C.S. element called strength of schedule.

For him, what Jane Austen called "strength of understanding" is a complicated and many-sided business.

The reggae singer Shaggy was even more shameless: he sang a ballad called "Strength of a Woman".

North Carolina Coach Anson Dorrance attributed the large number of teams in the tournament with several losses to what he called strength of schedule.

Every week, 20,000 workers from the industrial powerhouses of Nazi Germany would be brought here under a program called Strength Through Joy to prepare themselves mentally and physically to fulfill Hitler's dreams.

Women and men naturally make androgens — sometimes called strength-building hormones — including testosterone.

In January of this year, Gallup, the Washington, D.C., polling and consulting company that created the test in 2001, released a book called Strengths Based Leadership that became an instant best-seller.

Gallup has become an expert in behavioral economics, and pioneers in what they now call Strength Finders.

This change of strength is called the strength anisotropy.

The second type comprised two pairs of adjectives, sturdy/delicate and lightweight/heavy, called operational strength factors because they relate to form and strength.