Sentence examples for styled because of the from inspiring English sources
Amīr Khosrow, son of a Turkish officer but whose mother was Indian, is often styled, because of the sweetness of his speech, "the parrot of India".
No, it's not because they are both originally from Beirut, and not because they both styled darlings of the pageant world, but because there is an innate legacy in both their works that seems to stem from some common point of origin.
McCay preferred the senior member not be styled the Chief of the General Staff.
After 1801 George III was styled "King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland".
Our movies were badly styled — especially the period of the late '70s and '80s," he said.
"Dance Hall" is styled in the genre of the same name, and also incorporates funk.
The marriage was publicly styled the "scarlet nuptials" because of the bloodshed.
Dr Sentamu is styled Primate of England and the archbishop is Primate of all England.
Later, however, the margraves of Baden were so styled simply because their ancestors had held the mark of Verona in 11th-century Italy; the Hohenzollern margraves of Ansbach and of Bayreuth likewise echoed their ancestors' title to Brandenburg.
These interactions, styled as 'keystones', affect the functioning of other components of the food system and the diets that result.
Even her hair is hard, brushed up and styled to the point of immobility.
