Sentence examples for what a name from inspiring English sources

A particularly stark form of this dilemma is faced by what is perhaps the most widely accepted post-Kripkean alternative to descriptivism, namely Millianism, which holds that what a name contributes semantically to the propositions expressed through the use of sentences containing the name is just the name's referent.

And what a name.

Benedict Cumberbatch, what a name.

Just as we can believe lots of things about what a name names.

LIZADONNELLY: Pippa (what a name) maybe wore a dress too tight.

Her apparent toughness aside, Yessica -- "What a name; she sounds like an exotic dancer," frets Miriam's mother -- is just as sensitive.

In terms of policy positions, he was virtually indistinguishable from Francisco Labastida Ochoa, the candidate of the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (what a name!), or PRI.

The day after making this decision I arrive in Brighton to meet Juice's very likable breakfast hosts Dan Gasser – what a name!