Sentence examples for so called of from inspiring English sources

The names survive of nearly 30 Sophists properly so called, of whom the most important were Protagoras, Gorgias, Antiphon, Prodicus, and Thrasymachus.

Not only because all of the sources, so called, of the threat are common in their anonymity and cowardice and their tendency towards political suicide but because there is no real substance in what they are saying.

Having just presided over another 80,000 pages of regulations in the 2013 Federal Register, the launch (so called) of Obamacare, and five years of warfare against affordable energy, President Barack Obama presumes to reveal how government can spark innovation.

Prostitution may well have been a normal aspect of medieval urban life; in A survey of London (1598) John Stow describes Love Lane as "so called of Wantons".

The drunkenness I here intend is … by this poison called Gin … the principal sustenance (if it may be so called) of more than a hundred thousand people in this Metropolis".

Companies are increasingly forced to qualify their own products for integration into an existing system of other products – so called System-of-Systems.

These are the so called "quality-of-life crimes".

Additionally, we will measure network characteristics of so called 'alters' of health professionals and patients.

The molar D-glucosamine to N-acetyl-D-glucosamine ratio in the chitosan sample is an estimate of the so called degree of deacetylation (DD).

All these helicases possess RecA-like domains, so called because of the homology of this domain with Escherichia coli recombinase A [ 4, 5].

For getting a good statistic we defined on each mass image three so called regions of interest (ROI) of the size 20 × 20 μm on the trabecular network.