Sentence examples for so called by from inspiring English sources

"Propaganda", so called, by this means is hateful.

Of these we may neglect all the potencies that are so called by an equivocation.

It was so called by Albert Einstein after the 19th-century Austrian physicist and philosopher Ernst Mach.

"Two brains Willetts", so called by our Michael White, has also had neuroscientist Sarah-Jayne Blakemore in.

The papillary layer is so called by reason of the numerous microscopic papillae that rise into the epidermis, especially in areas of wear or friction on the skin.

In 1440 he joined the Praguerie, a revolt protesting the king's reforms (so called by analogy with an earlier uprising in Prague).

It is common knowledge among field experienced soil scientists that soil texture can be well estimated in the field manually with so called "texture-by-feel".

The malware can infect an Android smartphone or tablet if the user browses the wrong site, in so called drive-by-download attacks.

Knowledge of the special structural features of nanomaterials determining the adverse effects on living organisms is a pre-requisite for the so called "safe-by-design" approach for a directed design of nanomaterials without negative environmental side effects [131 133].

The reason is the volumetric expansion during graphitization the so called puffing caused by the removal of gaseous nitrogen.

In 1641 the Pawtuxet settlers complained to the Massachusetts authorities of their neighbors in Warwick, the Gortonites, so called, led by the Samuel Gorton mentioned earlier.