Sentence examples for special appellation from inspiring English sources

Ibn Rushd had insisted in his criticism of Al-Ghazali in his Tahafut Al-Tahafut, that intellect is the most special appellation of His essence according to the Aristotelians, in contrast to Plato's opinion that the intellect is not the First Principle.

Avondale Sky Winery, the area's newest winery, has already won awards for its Tidal Bay wine, Nova Scotia's special appellation blend of L'Acadie blanc and Geisenheim grapes.

Aside from being useful to the discerning consumer who might "want the specialty stuff they can bring out for special occasions or just want to treat themselves", appellations could protect small farmers against "big marijuana", said Dale Sky Jones, chancellor of cannabis-centric Oaksterdam University in Oakland, California.

The tract on appellationes is very short: appellation is considered no more than a special case of restriction, i.e., the restricted supposition brought about by a present-tense verb.

The title Christ, from the Greek word meaning "anointed" or "messiah," was one of several appellations for Jesus, but it increasingly took on a special and important meaning.

Although the company's 2009 application to the United States Board of Geographic Names did not mention it, Mr. Jackson's company is also seeking to create a new wine appellation called Alexander Mountain, which, if approved, would permit the company to put a special label on the premium wine it makes from grapes grown at the base of the mountain.

What a wonderful appellation!

The appellation isn't precise.

The appellation, though partly ironic,….

Those standards include a national appellation.

The appellation itself is a synecdoche.