Sentence examples for yet it was called from inspiring English sources
Asked about the beverage's name, Auster grew philosophical: I knew there was no egg in it and no cream in it, yet it was called an egg cream and everybody loved it.
In 'Ulysses' it is exact, and yet it is called fiction.
Although speculation about the device had been intense, few in the audience knew yet what it was called or exactly what it would do, and there was a feeling of expectation in the room worthy of the line outside the grotto at Lourdes.
Songful yet grand, mysterious and troubled, it was called "a memorial to human suffering" by the early Beethoven biographer Wilhelm von Lenz.
Financed by yet another PAC, the Conservative Victory Committee, it was called "Who Will Judge the Judge?" Crossing a rare line for a Senate confirmation battle, it attacked Thomas's opponents on the Senate Judiciary Committee in highly personal terms.
It was called journalism.
Beyond that, there's… not a whole lot to know, just yet, except that it's called "Rick and Morty Simulator: Virtual Rick-ality" and is being built by Owlchemy — the same folks who made the silly but oh-so-wonderful Job Simulator for Vive.
They called it "leadership," yet so often it's called "bossiness" in girls.
That kind of autonomous driving does not yet exist, even if it's called Autopilot.
