Sentence examples similar to way of name from inspiring English sources

Vietnam has at least made token efforts at combating this by fining companies that are caught using pirated software and punishing them by way of name-and-shame campaigns of self-criticism.

Like Prospero, they had given us language and a way of naming our own reality.

"For a start, the number of female 'offenders' has increased, and in some ways the law has become a way of naming and shaming women," Kim said.

"She has a curious way of naming the world, and a lot of her prose is constructed of collisions between words and phrases that may seem on one level not to fit.

Although Arendt focuses on Eichmann's failure to think as one way of naming his ultimate crime, it is clear that she thinks the Israeli courts did not think well enough, and sought to offer a set of corrections to their way of proceeding.

A system of classification can just be a way of naming things, but it usually does more too.

But Nicholas is proposing a way of "naming" God that will underline how God's difference from God's creatures is not even close to one creature's difference from another creature.

It was a prayer, a way of naming the blindness of human certainties.

This essay is a polemic against corruption and Gildas provides little in the way of names and dates.

Although registered on his birth certificate as James Paul McCartney (that is an Irish way of naming a child, they go by their middle names), their first son was known as Paul thereafter.

However, using the new term of "intra-species homology-based prediction" and "interspecies homology-based prediction" may not be the best way of naming the different kinds of homology-based approach.