Sentence examples for were termed by from inspiring English sources

That task was to be left to the "intelligent minority," who must be protected from "the trampling and the roar of [the] bewildered herd," the "ignorant and meddlesome outsiders" – the "rascal multitude" as they were termed by their 17th century predecessors.

That task was to be left to the "intelligent minority," who must be protected from "the trampling and the roar of [the] bewildered herd," the "ignorant and meddlesome outsiders" -- the "rascal multitude" as they were termed by their seventeenth century predecessors.

The DEGs were termed by GO ontology in three categories, namely biological process, cellular component, and molecular function.

During this experiment in beagle dogs we identified two subgroups of subjects: one group of dogs eliminating cimicoxib from plasma at a rapid rate and a second group of dogs having a three-fold lower plasma clearance ; they were termed by others who observed the same phenomenon for celecoxib [ 23] extensive metabolizers (EM) and poor metabolizers (PM).

Van Gogh was termed by an observer "a rather weedy little man".

And this orgy in sadism is termed by some as "art"!

The team had examined 14 coprolites, as fossil faeces are termed by polite scientists.

The strategy was termed by the philosopher Leo Strauss, as long ago as 1951, the Reductio ad Hitlerum.

The contrast between Evans and the complainant – the "imbalance of power" as it was termed by the prosecution – emerged clearly during the trial.

[T]his plan… was termed by Ceauşescu "systematization".

The Clinton/Giuliani strategy of waiting until February 5 is termed by the panel, "not smart," "bad," and desperate.