Sentence examples for really to be called from inspiring English sources

But it's impossible to look beyond Ballance who, though he looks as though he ought really to be called Garry Ballance, nevertheless exudes equilibrium.

There's a joke going around that says that Internet2 ought really to be called "Internet too".

What conservative Christians really like to be called is "Christians".

"As a woman you have to be really outstanding to be called it, whereas if you are a man it can be anybody," she said.

"I know I've worked hard and I'm really happy to be called the third-best American".

Of all Blumhouse's productions, this is the one that really deserved to be called Insidious.

I don't really want to be called political, because, you know, who is political?

"Kids really want to be called out in front of their peers and be celebrated," Ms. Zucal said.

Readers also gleaned some insight into his party tricks, religious beliefs, and what he really likes to be called.

In my opinion it really ought to be called the neoconservative lobby, because that's what it is.

"When I was a child, I really wanted to be called Ella Galbraith, I've no idea why.