Sentence examples for were termed from inspiring English sources

In England they were termed Regency.

American numeracy skills were termed "very poor".

The reported injuries were termed minor.

For years, such people were termed "noncompliant" and even "recalcitrant".

And one disadvantage: she was black (or coloured, as we were termed then).

Another 42 individuals were termed "probable" cases, according to the state.

The modes proper were termed tonoi, their essence being their interval pattern.

The decisions of the Council of Jerusalem were termed dogmata (Acts 16:4).

Such propositions he called prosleptic propositions, and inferences involving them were termed prosleptic syllogisms.

The original telemetry systems were termed supervisory because they were used to monitor electric power distribution.

Widespread genes present in all six body sites were termed core genes.