Sentence examples for so-called names from inspiring English sources

Ordinary or extraordinary or (probably) both, at least as interesting as the so-called names.

The group represents so-called names, wealthy individuals who traditionally had unlimited liability.

"I didn't see this as a big showcase game where I had to play the so-called names," said Rodgers.

Then one can show, using the forcing relation between finite approximations to $r$ and formulas in the language of set theory expanded with so-called names for sets in the generic extension, that $M[r]$ is a model of ZFC and $r$ is not constructible in $M[r]$, hence the axiom of constructibility $V=L$ fails.

"In the so-called name of multiculturalism, they tell me, 'What do you care?

Almost without exception, the analyses of these so-called name-your-price businesses missed the most basic point: Priceline has never run a name-your-own-price business.

To file a class-action lawsuit, a lawyer needs a so-called named plaintiff, or an individual whose name will appear on the initial complaint as a representative of the class.

Some of the moves lessen public access to information about companies and other employers – shielding them from the so-called "naming and shaming" that federal officials previously used to influence company behavior.

Jonathan M. Winer, a former State Department official who specialized in fighting money laundering, said most major nations preferred to jawbone financial havens behind closed doors and long resisted the so-called "name and shame" approach.

The so-called name-your-price approach to business may harness the power of the Internet and data-mining and whatever secret software sauce has been patented by Jay Walker, the founder of Priceline and WebHouse.

The participants were paired together for rounds of a so-called "name game," in which they were shown a photograph of a face and asked to give it a name.