Sentence examples for it has often been called from inspiring English sources
In 1997, Andrew Motion summarised the critical view on "To Autumn": "it has often been called Keats's 'most... untroubled poem' To register the full force of its achievement, its tensions have to be felt as potent and demanding".
It has often been called the incubator of Western civilization.
It has often been called the Nobel Prize of architecture.
There are plenty of people willing to dismiss the work as badly written and grammatically incorrect (it has often been called Sein Krampf or "His Cramp" for those very reasons), as well as intellectually inferior and irrelevant to modern times.
But if his political career is like a Shakespearean tragedy, as it has often been called, then Mr. Brown is enjoying an extremely long death scene in Act V.
It has often been called the most expensive real estate in the world.
"It suffered what has often been called the soft bigotry of low expectations, because the Board of Supervisors were aware that the hospital was being nicknamed killer king by people who lived in the neighborhood and they continued to hide the ball".
Confusianism has often been called the Chinese "religion," it has been blamed for the injustices of Chinese Society, injustices that the Communists have studied closely amd made the most of.
OPEC has often been called an international cartel, but it lacked the standard enforcement mechanism of a cartel during the two periods (1973 and 1979 80) when prices rose spectacularly.
In such cases, particularly when it cuts short the suffering associated with lingering illness, pneumonia has often been called "the old man's friend".
