Sentence examples for name conferred from inspiring English sources

Abū Bakr's father, Saʿd, for whom Saʿdī took his pen name, conferred great prosperity on Shīrāz.

Big Russ, it turns out, is a name conferred by Tim Russert on his father, not something that his friends called him.

Mailer's nonfiction belongs to the New Journalism, the name conferred by Tom Wolfe on the style of magazine writing that flourished in the nineteen-sixties.

"Dinochelus ausubeli" was the name conferred earlier this year on a strange deep sea monster, a lobster discovered off the Philippine coast whose right claw is elongated into a fearsome pincer.

At the breakfast table she eats jam insouciantly with her fingers, and as the crisis emerges, she is uniquely able to placate Claire's child Leo, demonstrating an intuitive wisdom and coming into her own as "Auntie Steel-breaker", the name conferred upon her by said nephew.

Regardless of whether a celebrity chef is glued to the kitchen, his name confers an assurance of consistent quality.

Family name confers brand recognition, useful contacts and financial contributions all of which are vital in democracies, and become more so as retail politics become more important.

Because developers usually built whole neighborhoods, Mr. Ettenberg said, similar houses are found within each area, with sometimes-whimsical street names conferred at the outset.

The automaticity of pitch naming conferred a disadvantage on RP processing speed that may be underpinned by activation of proximal regions in the left superior temporal gyrus.

For instance, the entire family of mammalian neuronal transporters has been given the official name of "solute carrier family [X] member [Y]." The new names confer that the proteins are transporters, but provide little information beyond that.

The no that prohibits (the father's law) and the name that establishes authority (the father's name or the proper name) are conferred simultaneously.