Sentence examples for properly calling from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rosenbaum of the Civil Liberties Union added: "At a time when the governor is properly calling for accountability from students and teachers, it's the state that must be held accountable first.
But Snowden said the efforts are still not enough to protect privacy properly, calling for stepped-up encryption that would make mass government surveillance too costly to conduct.
They are properly called brogues; the perforations are properly called broguing; and varying degrees of broguing are classified as long wing, wingtip and medallion (just the toe).
This sort of console is properly called an ancon, or ancone.
The foundation of the training always consisted of the sports properly called gymnastic and field.
This particular form of anti-liberalism is just less familiar to us when properly called so.
It has been debated whether there is anything that is properly called Christian philosophy.
Google's Eric Schmidt, speaking to reporters in London last week, properly called this legislation an abomination.
That is not properly called strict constructionism; it is opportunism, and it threatens democracy.
So let's contemplate that library, which is more properly called the George W. Bush Presidential Center.
Sherlock Holmes erroneously calls such reasoning "deduction"; it is more properly called abduction, or "inference to the best explanation".
