Sentence examples for termed with from inspiring English sources

Last week he finally shaped a compromise agreement on what he termed, with characteristic bravado, "the toughest single issue I have ever faced in my years" at the Motion Picture Association, the industry's lobbying group.

Thus suitably attired, reporters on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House are confined to a specific section along its length, termed, with no nod to euphemism, a "pen".

Westfield, he added, which is far enough from the mall to be host to Williams-Sonoma, Banana Republic and others, is less prone to having to keep pace with the dynamics behind what Eric Model termed, with an uneasy blend of optimism and scorn, "the changing face of Summit".

Trivers termed with evolutionary mechanism 'reciprocal altruism'.

Genes with differential expression were termed with P < 0.05, |LogFC|>1.5 and FDR < 0.5.

Alternative usage of the exons coding for the C-terminus of the protein produce at least seven variants termed with Greek letters.

On equal terms with Merion.

"Just came to terms with the Colts.

He uses the term with distaste.

I use that term with all respect.

Another term with the Tories?