Sentence examples for is so called for from inspiring English sources

AMERICA'S obesity epidemic is so called for a reason.

The sage is so called for his economic foresight (remaining sober enough to perceive risk when everyone was tipsy on easy credit).

Camden Town, from which the borough derived its name, was so called for the estate of Charles Pratt, 1st Earl Camden, who in 1791 provided land there for building.

The 1844 Room, the customary venue for council meetings at Buckingham Palace, is so called because it was decorated for a state visit that year by Tsar Nicholas I.

The "English" works are so called because they were written for an English nobleman.

One model for this is the way 'so-called' functions in a sentence like 'Superman is so-called for his super powers'.

In A.T.P. Tour parlance, the tournament in Chile is a 250, so called for the number of ranking points awarded to the winner.

These are the snakeflies (Raphidiodea), so called for their body shape, and the dobsonflies and alderflies (Megaloptera).

There was also the Vicar, so called for the prim picture of righteousness he presented on the outside.

The LPIS is the so called reference system for locating and identifying each agricultural parcel in the EU that is declared in the farmers' annual applications.

Our initial weight is a so called a guide line for selecting features at beginning round of training.