Sentence examples for even called from inspiring English sources

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so called

The phrase "even called" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is referred to by a particular name or term, often in a surprising or unexpected context.
Example: "The ancient artifact was so unique that it was even called a 'time machine' by some historians."
Alternatives: "sometimes referred to as" or "even referred to as."

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Some have even called him a coward.

The New York Times

They even called him "The Hope".

The New York Times

It's not even called a war.

The New Yorker

He even called colleges "indoctrination mills".

The New York Times

Some have even called for a jihad.

The New York Times

Quinn even called the policy "cruel".

The New Yorker

She even called herself "the flying housewife".

The Guardian

They weren't even called the Crusades!

The New Yorker

One even called him "a pimp".

The Economist

One student even called the brand "arrogant".

The New York Times

(I think he even called us "whippersnappers").

The New Yorker

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