Sentence examples for were the name from inspiring English sources

He pronounced it as if it were the name of some fairy-tale beast: "Rrryk Yavík".

Since influence and politics were the name of the game, the bottom line was of no matter.

So, clearly, War Horse's frankly laughable nomination is unlikely to have transpired were the name "Steven Spielberg" not below the credits.

The inserts were designed to mimic fragrance ads down to the use of "Lucrezia" as if it were the name of a perfume instead of a character.

Naturalistic fallacy, Fallacy of treating the term "good" (or any equivalent term) as if it were the name of a natural property.

"London," he says, in the poem "November", "– there's a rhythm to the name, its ending an echo of its beginning, as if London were the name for somewhere full to the brim with its own echoes".

"The thing is the name.

The difficulty was the name.

Then there's the name.

PERHAPS it's the name.

"That's the name they're using.