Sentence examples for which could be called from inspiring English sources

Paul personified this type of mind — which could be called fanaticism.

Instead of knighthoods for wealthy parasites, let's have a new honour, which could be called Pillars of Society.

In a way he was back on topic with Mahler's Third, which could be called Mahler's "Creation Symphony".

It was Federer's much more elegant style, which could be called "winning beautiful", that drew Wallace to him.

Grant had one-word responses to questions, most of which could be called banal and oh-so-clever.

Her strength, though exercised with a coolness which could be called masculine, is feminine in its fibre, nerve and tenacity".

The increase of these parameters indicated the formation of primary crosslink among several macromolecules which could be called local primary network-the first stage of network development.

REPORTER AT LARGE rporting that the work on the Queens Boulevard improvement project is going forward steadily, though with speed which could be called no more than modest.

The move for Le Toux, which could be called a surprise, came amid rumors about a third designated player joining the club.

He reflects something about codes of behavior in our times, but it is unclear whether or not alternatives to his code exist which could be called alive & healthy.

Here, again, is our annual quiz on Constitution Day, which occurs every year on Sept. 17 and which could be called the U.S. government's birthday.