Sentence examples for perhaps be called from inspiring English sources

It is an overview of what can now perhaps be called the "neural network hype" in image processing.

As this was at the fourth trick it should perhaps be called a start-play.

He suggested it be modeled on the Innocence Project, which seeks to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, and perhaps be called the Mercy Project.

Giving up two tricks in similar fashion should perhaps be called a "double suicide," an event as rare in bridge as it is in life.

"It would be wrong to regard the Bahai faith entirely as a cult," she writes, but it "can perhaps be called cult-like".

It was a harbinger of the concept musical — "Cabaret" would open the following year — and a pioneering effort in what could perhaps be called the musical-theater counterculture.

"If I started this year throwing my pitches over the plate, throwing more strikes, maybe I would," Familia said about perhaps being called up earlier.

But Pearson said sorry and when asked whether he was bothered by the bad publicity and perhaps being called a bully he replied: "That is a word that is very easy to use but there you are.

"The play perhaps could be called 'It's Not Only Rock 'n' Roll,'" Mr. Stoppard said.

All fans must admit that baseball perhaps should be called Yakyu or beísbol.

"It perhaps should be called the 'Leave No Lobbyist Behind Bill.' " In fact, the industry did not win every battle.