Sentence examples for that appellations from inspiring English sources

Even so, it's true that appellations in most regions fall short of the ideal.

Yet in some respects that appellation is exaggerated.

Given the ship's fate, that appellation is cruelly misleading.

For example, how does The Times define the term, and to how many people in the White House could that appellation apply?

Kennedy acknowledges that the motivation to write "Sellout" was his experience being labeled a sellout himself and, he says, concern for black students at Harvard Law "who fear that appellation".

The northern end, encompassing the Bordeaux suburbs where many historic Graves vineyards like Haut-Brion and La Mission Haut-Brion are situated, was redesignated Pessac-Léognan, and now Bordeaux's best whites bear that appellation, although they can still be spoken of as Graves and bear the name Graves on the label as well.

A lot of us were grossed out that Terry Gross would give him that appellation, given that his theology was so old-school.

Get a Life truly deserves that appellation since it aired on FOX for two seasons only because FOX was a young network and -- let's be honest -- it probably took them two years to figure out what the heck Elliott was up to.

What creates a wine's character, they argue, is the terroir that mysterious combination of soil and microclimate that gives appellations contrôlées their cachet.

The great traveler Abū ʿAbd Allāh ibn Baṭṭūṭah reached the city about 1330 and referred to it by that appellation.

The strip earned that appellation in the 1980's when many Fortune 500 companies were located there.