Sentence examples for what is sometimes from inspiring English sources

One is what is sometimes called the "values gap".

So South used what is sometimes called the Dentist's Coup.

Halifax also trained with Bernie Glassman, who taught what is sometimes called "engaged Zen".

What is sometimes called the "normalisation" of Japan is increasingly popular.

But Phra Paisan is markedly more pessimistic about what is sometimes called "fast-food Buddhism".

But Mr Blair, despite what is sometimes said, is not Mrs Thatcher.

He retains all the trappings associated with members of what is sometimes called the permanent government.

"In what is sometimes considered to be a selfish age, that is admirable".

The sauvigon blanc's grassy character is what is sometimes called in winespeak "green" or "herbal".

"After Libya" is a good moment to take stock of what is sometimes called liberal intervention.

With what is sometimes called a postmodernist novel, our sense of purpose is rather different.