Sentence examples for is a proper name from inspiring English sources

That is a proper name for a proper rock song.

Finally, 'the Golden Gate Bridge' is a proper name with no proper nouns in it at all.

At least, the puzzle is generated by the pair of assumptions that 'Pegasus' is a proper name and that proper names must have a reference.

Neither a schema nor a schema-template is a common noun denoting the instances, and neither is a proper name of a set of instances.

For example, whereas ministério and agricultura are common nouns when used on their own, the phrase Ministério da Agricultura (Ministry of Agriculture), referring to the actual entity, is a proper name, and the three tokens are tagged as such.

This is supported by descriptionism concerning the semantics of proper names, according to which 'Vulcan' is a proper name which is semantically equivalent to a definite description ('the heavenly body with such-and-such mass and...'...).

Most of the Gentiles took it to be a proper name, and it was as "Christians" that the early believers were labelled (Acts 11 26).

Zookeepers could not detect the creature's gender until now and had referred to the baby kangaroo as a "joey" — which is a biological term (in addition to being a proper name).

Praepositinus of Cremona said that properly speaking it was neither a proper name nor a common term, while other early theologians apparently suggested that it was a proper name, because it referred to a reality that could only be singular.

While any string of words (or non-words) can be a proper name, we may (tentatively) locate that liberality in the form of proper nouns.

The Kindle sort of makes up for this by offering text search, but this is only helpful if there's a proper name or unusual vocab term that you can remember in the passage.