Sentence examples for may term the from inspiring English sources

Trump does not rise to the level of all the biblical heroes' immorality, but God can work with Trump because Trump really does have that certain something we may term The Sinner's Élan, an eagerness to 'sin boldly' like Protestant champion Martin Luther advised.

I point next to the vast increase of what I may term the migratory population, the population of the city who now oscillate between the country and the city, who leave the City of London every afternoon and return every morning.

The first, which we may term the 'atypical brain' hypothesis, maintains that the brain is not optimally wired up for language learning.

This alternative set of strategies, typically for the eastern German respondents, provides for an alternative narrative, what we may term the balancing narrative yet to be told by socio-demographers.

We may term this the unificationist project.

Thus, both theories seem to offer what we may term principled support for the enactment of a social minimum.

The northernmost portion of the Deccan may be termed the peninsular foreland.

The boundary between sticking and bouncing collisions [1] may be termed the bouncing velocity, v b.

Following Murphy (2009), this may be termed the strong interpretation of the medical model.

Risus sardonicus, a sustained spasming of the face muscles may also be termed the Hippocratic Smile.

U s and V s may be termed connectivity matrices of the sth support.