This fact is not as generally recognized as it should be, for intellectual activity is supposed to have awakened after the so-called Reformation.
Not long ago, in one of his piquant little essays, Mr. Augustine Birrell discussed the question as to what really happened at the time of the so-called Reformation in England.
Though the date of the Golden Age in Anatomy follows that of the so-called reformation, there is absolutely no connection between the two series of events, for the one took place in Germany and the other in Italy.
Nor did the custom for English medical students to go down to Italy to complete their education cease with the so-called reformation.
Augustus Jessopp, in "After the Great Pillage," tells the story of how the parishes were broken up as a consequence of the confiscation of their endowment during the so-called reformation.
In such countries as Scotland, indeed, the canon law formed the basis of the civil jurisprudence and its influence was felt even for centuries after the so-called reformation.
It finds no countenance from any writers before the time of the so-called Reformation.
Since the time of the so-called Reformation, these converts have amounted to hundreds of thousands, and it is our opinion that there must be at least fifty thousand at the present moment in the Catholic Church of the United States.
The simple fact is, there is no defence of the so-called Reformation on catholic, church, or conservative principles.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "called reformation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
