Sentence examples for what was once called from inspiring English sources

It's what was once called "tinkering".

Here the motifs of what was once called "primitivism"  suggest "exotic" fantasy.

What was once called style is now more likely to be called brand.

Since 1945 or so, practitioners of what was once called "political economy" have become more demanding.

The Ayres family living there is in what was once called "reduced circumstances".

The question goes beyond the city limits of what was once called "Snapshot City".

It's a subtle and insidious form of what was once called shell shock.

Larsen, thirty-nine, is blond and fair, with what was once called a Pepsodent smile.

At B-Mor, a facility in what was once called Baltimore, workers raise fish and grow tomatoes.

Gov. Rick Perry may or may not try to become the leader of what was once called the free world.

But in these recordings, grounded in what was once called the "authenticity" movement, the fugue has a quicksilver quality.