Sentence examples for calling the term from inspiring English sources

Aborigines have sharply criticized Herron for suggesting that perhaps only 10percentt of Aboriginal children were taken from their families and for calling the term "stolen generation" rhetorical.

The doctors said that medically, there is no such procedure as a partial-birth abortion, calling the term a political label.

Men's Rights Activists responded with rage, calling the term "sexist" because men must spread their legs widely as a "biological necessity".

This difference is called the term premium.QE can reduce bond yields two ways.

The word "brand" is everywhere, to the point where Disney chairman Michael Eisner calls the term "overused, sterile and unimaginative".

He has become one of those who are now called (the term draws its chill from the warmth of its root) the homeless.

Fed officials hastily telegraphed that they were planning other measures and the next morning announced a new lending program called the "Term Auction Facility".

But investors in long-term instruments usually demand a few percentage points more, a difference called the "term premium", to compensate for the possibility the world turns out differently.

As Irene Forsyte, in the new, eight-part Masterpiece Theatre version of "The Forsyte Saga" (based on the first two books of the trilogy by the Nobel Prize-winning novelist John Galsworthy), Gina McKee calls the term "Galsworthian pale" to mind.

This is called the term's "categorematic" sense.

Microsoft called the term generic then, and Amazon has done the same now quite successfully.