Sentence examples for has been appropriately called from inspiring English sources

He wrote: "The proposed test commits what has been appropriately called 'the fallacy of the unique methodological solution', that is, succumbing to the belief that 'if only we can fix this aspect and make all teachers do this particular thing, all (educational, literacy, …) problems will be solved.'".

Unofficially, however, its name has been appropriately shortened to "WTF".

I think everyone has been appropriately aggressive and has asked appropriately difficult questions.

Thanks to reader input, the article has been appropriately updated.

Mean Girls Tierra has been appropriately nicknamed Tierrable by her housemates.

It has also been appropriately called livelihood ecology (Gari 2000), or liberation ecology (Peet and Watts 1996).

And when the latter have been appropriately rewarded, it has been in a vacuum, profiting them little in that increasingly elusive thing called career.

Marketing spend will have been appropriately modest.

Any issues from eight years ago have been appropriately dealt with.

Senators have been appropriately skeptical of his plea for delay.

My own panel had been, appropriately enough, about censorship.