Sentence examples for own designations from inspiring English sources

Our own designations are unofficial and very recent, the result of what seems to have been an unplanned television-network consensus about three Presidential elections ago.

Other countries have their own designations of secular holidays.

In the interest of clarity and consistency, we introduce our own designations of the PCNA subunits (C1, C2, C3).

If every generation must have its own designation, call theirs Generation Waiting List.

Even his own designation, transgender, hardly does justice to his mutability.

It did not mention that in its own designation report, in 1969, the spare, moody work was described as "handsome".

Asked about that, Ms. Syfert said she did not know whether the city could override its own designation and proceed with moving the graves.

– are just the latest iteration of a burgeoning style of discourse whose practitioners have become influential enough to deserve their own designation.

I'm sorry that it's still sort of swinging out there in taxonomic limbo instead of having been given its own designation," said Ian Tattersall, a paleoanthropologist at the American Museum of Natural History, who was not involved in the new research.

(Although sometimes included under the rubric of Latin jazz, the fusion of Brazilian music with jazz properly deserves its own designation as Brazilian jazz.) From the 1970s onward, the development of Latin jazz was characterized by the exploration of diverse national traditions and the bridging of musical borders.

Tuesday night featured two quartets: the Hermes Experiment – by its own designation an idiosyncratic combination of instruments consisting of harp, clarinet, soprano and double bass, vigorously pursuing new commissions – and the Alke Quartet which is, whichever way you shake it, a string quartet.