Sentence examples for it is never called from inspiring English sources

We stayed late enough to see the men's fancy dance, notable for its elaborate regalia (it is never called a costume), including two huge feather bustles and matching headdress.

"This happens more than most people think and it is never called," he said.

In reality, it is part of the knocked-through rabbit warren of offices that form the PM's (minuscule) department, though it is never called that.

Even Mr. Lang's forceful performance, impressive as it is, never calls attention to itself in a self-aggrandizing way.

It's important to note that the referendum will have no real effect from the perspective of international law: unlike other cases of decolonisation, it was never called for nor supervised by the United Nations.

Chicken parmigiana is a unique blend: crumbed fried chicken, often beaten flat to be larger than the plate and served with tomato sugo – it's never called that, but let's be posh – and topped with melted cheese.

"If you come to areas like Bankstown, Lakemba, Parramatta, you get Muslims killing Muslims but it's never called terrorism.

I love Israel with every fiber of my being, and it was never called into question as a problematic part of my character until I entered my university.

Sure, we'd lived through the filter-disco sound peddled by imprints like Roule, but it was never called disco that was house.

Although the USS YP-422 was originally named the Mist when it was in civilian service, it was never called the USS Mist; the only 20th century US Navy vessel of that name listed in the Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships left naval service in 1919, when Hubbard was six years old.

Apparently Anthony's attorney planned to somehow use the information but, as it turned out, I was never called to testify.