Sentence examples for so called to from inspiring English sources

Vera is such a wonderfully old-fashioned name that one might expect someone so called to play tennis to match.

The highlight was Morton Feldman's 1975 "Piano and Orchestra," so called to make clear that this 23-minute piece is not a typical concerto.

The yomihon ("books for reading"—so called to distinguish them from works enjoyed mainly for their illustrations) were much more openly moralistic.

"Sauvignon" simply means "wild", and the name is assumed to indicate that the first example was found growing that way, and that the grape was so called to distinguish it from the Cabernet Franc.

Click here to view The purpose of this number is to tell the world that Meridian Dan (so called to distinguish him from his mates Longitude Dan and Equatorial Dan) has a German Whip.

In fact, Mr. Meng and Mr. Lin deserve much credit for the remarkable resurgence of spoken drama -- so called to distinguish it from traditional Chinese drama, which is sung -- that has recently occurred in the Chinese capital.

A knowledge gap caused by lack of awareness of the evidence or familiarity with current treatments leads to a so called evidence-to-practice care gap [ 24].

Pall "The Square Metre" Logason, so called due to his height-to-width ratio.

This morphogenetic switch includes the transition from yeast form to true hyphae, the so called yeast-to-hyphae transition.

We decided to compare the so called mappability to a RNA-seq data set.

While the function of telomeric ORFs in Theileria, so called due to their extreme proximity to telomeres, remains unknown they encode hyper-polymorphic gene families [ 41].