Sentence examples for is kindly called from inspiring English sources

Chris DeWolfe was a 30-something advertising executive who specialized in what is kindly called "direct marketing" but is better known as spam.

By an accident of history – or perhaps the failings of British tennis are too kindly called misfortune – Murray's career is defined by all that came before his graduation to the world elite, before Henman, before his own birth, and all the way back to the start of appeasement, when Perry was assumed to be the latest, not the last, of the musketeers.

In this week's episode of totally batshit crazy things some brands do to get attention, OnePlus (the maker of a new smartphone called The One) is kindly offering a bump on the waiting list for women who are willing to enter the equivalent of an online beauty contest.

The service is kindly and attentive.

Did I mention it was actually his wife who kindly called it in and drove me to the pharmacy to pick it up?

Otherwise they are what Blonde kindly calls "Bus and Dump" outings.

If you're alone, however, kindly call the waiter over if they haven't already seen you.

pECE-FOXO3 and pECE-FOXO3-TM (triple mutant T32A/S253A/S315A, herein called MFOXO3) were kindly provided by ME Greenberg (Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA).

In "The Great Fear" (Simon & Schuster, 1978), David Cante argued that the greatest failing of Mr. Matusow and other paid witnesses was what might kindly be called imprecision.

She always kindly called back with his response, which invariably was a polite "no".

Juan was waiting for us, with his wife and a little car, kindly called by Uruguayans by the nickname of "Fitito".