Sentence examples for usual designation from inspiring English sources

The metaphors are also unknown and unusual, because a usual, well-known word is used to designate something other than its usual designation (see below §8.2).

By the time the text of the creed was established, Jesus Christ was the usual designation for the Saviour.

There were no immediate claims of responsibility, but the official SANA news agency blamed terrorists, its usual designation for opponents of President Bashar al-Assad.

The usual designations for the cone types is S, M and L, for short, medium and long.

The usual Greek designation for Epiphany is "the day of the light" (hē hēmera tou phōtou), in reference to the words in the Bible, in John 1 4, that Jesus is the "light of men".

What about works of art so multimedia and multi-genre that they are unclassifiable by the usual administrative designations we find in the Academy (e.g., a "fiction" class, a "poetry" class, a "screenwriting" class)?

While Camus's first readers saw him as a philosopher concerned with universal questions of human existence, some influential critics writing after the 1970s considered him a typical pied noir (the usual, sometimes pejorative designation for French people from Algeria), whose works present a colonialist perspective.

Exoplanets are not "named" in the usual sense; they have catalogue designations: 55 Cnc b, CoRoT-7 c, and HD 106515A b, to list a few.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Exoplanets are not "named" in the usual sense; they have catalogue designations: 55 Cnc b, CoRoT-7 c, and HD 106515A b, to list a few.

As usual, there are some oppositions to the designation, in this case by off-road groups who drive their recreational vehicles in the Robledos.

Informed decisions about their fate will require more than the usual factors considered in assessing buildings for landmark designation, like style, aesthetic merit or historical significance.