Sentence examples for it's so called from inspiring English sources

The Garbage Patch, as it's so called, isn't a patch at all, but rather a very diffuse area of plastic pollution that manifests more like a plastic soup, rather than some mythical Texas-sized island.

According to the AP, the "Tim Tebow Law" as it's so called - named after the New York Jets quarterback who was home-schooled prior to his college career at Florida -- failed to pass in the last two regular legislative sessions in 2011 and 2009.

Call it 'Blind Husbands.'" And it was so called.

It was so called by Albert Einstein after the 19th-century Austrian physicist and philosopher Ernst Mach.

It is so called because particles moving at such speeds in a variety of particle accelerator that is known as a synchrotron produce electromagnetic radiation of this sort.

Many etymological suggestions have been made, though there is no general agreement: Myōgoki (1268) suggests that it is so called because it is "always (tsune) yellow (ki)".

It is so called because prisoners believe all the violent lost causes within the prison system are sent there.

'Breaking the fourth wall', it is so called, ravages the formality of the stage, actors and audience and deconstructs the entire apparatus into mere traces of a beyond.

It was so called because it was the most recent bridge to be built at the time, but also because it signaled that a new way of life, a Renaissance, had come to the city.

It is so called because the IDFT of the prefix tree is the largest prefix of the IDFT of the original tree that is not the original tree.

Einstein's special theory is so called because it treats only the special case of uniform relative motion.