Sentence examples for such designations as from inspiring English sources

Timeworthy were deemed such designations as "Tom-tom" Heflin, "Body-lover" Macfadden.

Included in this classification are such designations as respiratory and metabolic disease.

Others — such as chain eateries and cafes that serve reheated lunch to nearby workers — would be limited to such designations as cafe, brasserie or inn.

This conglomerate identity of those who share a language is analogous, Laitin suggests, to such designations as "Palestinian" in the Middle East and "Hispanic" in the United States.

Many firms bottle older cognacs under such designations as XO, Extra, and Réserve or under proprietary names such as Anniversaire, Triomphe, or Cordon Bleu.

Such designations as "5 10 5" on commercial fertilizers represent the respective weight percentage composition of the material in terms of nitrogen, phosphoric oxide, and potassium oxide (potassium being the third principal element needed for healthy plant growth).

Many similar transformations indicate that the sharp distinctions made between angels as benevolent and demons as malevolent may be too simplistic, however helpful such designations may be as indicators of the general functions of such spiritual beings.

But in the last two years, the pace of such designations has exploded, as the Bush administration has found itself on the losing side of battles in the courts.

These credits can often count toward continuing education credits for other licenses and designations as well, such as insurance or securities licenses.

The category is so dominant that for this list, Facebook's statisticians insisted on combining such other designations as "Protestant," "Catholic" and "Mormon" under the "Christian" label.

If art is about opening up possibilities, about asking questions rather than providing answers, paintings like these, which throw into flux such basic designations as "blue," "gray," and "green," are beacons.