Sentence examples for some so called from inspiring English sources

They're doing some clinical problems but they're also doing some so called basic research unrelated to clinical practice as part of the task force endeavor.

Some so called fans should be ashamed of all the constant negativity.

"We have relied on Owen for far too long and it is about time for a change" It make's me laugh to be true that a man as special is being mocked by some morons on the dole and some so called "educated" persons on this blog.

23 Some so called evidence based policies (such as dementia case finding for the over 75s and universal health checks for the over 40s in the UK) seem to be based largely on political conviction.

In some courts so called 'juvenile technologies' like restorative justice procedures are realized.

Author's response: The figures represent the interactions derived from different sources of evidence showing the central role of some proteins so called "hubs".

Not having heard from some of these so called tile contractors in a given time, we beg of you to contact the list of fair contractors listed below in awarding the tile work in your building operations.

Results of recent studies employing gene analysis in animal models of epilepsy and human familial epilepsies support the hypothesis that at least some of the so called idiopathic epilepsies, i.e. epilepsies currently, classified as idiopathic could be considered as a channelopathy.

I mean with all due respect to some of the so called boxers today, heavyweights I'm talking about, I could make a comeback and become the champion again.

Some of the so called predicted structures have been already synthesized, not necessarily with the same rational and motivation.

Progress may seem likely on some of the so called "easy problems" of consciousness, such as explaining the dynamics of access consciousness in terms of the functional or computational organization of the brain (Baars 1988).