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Example sentences for "what has been called"

It was the stone that was an index of what has been called "the blues" or what one modern writer has dignified by the title "splanchnic neurasthenia.

One of the most familiar of this form of dreams is what has been called a phantasm of the dying.

There is what has been called a "conjectural biology.

But in what has been called my 'thumb-nail portrait of him,' I treated the peccadilloes attributed to him in a playful and jocose way.

On the subject of what has been called Tennyson's gaucherie and rudeness to women I have seen Mr. Watts-Dunton wax very indignant.

In what has been called the "ghost" time, however, in that portion of it which belongs to our present period, there is one shadow that flutters with a nearer approach to substance than most.

In sulphur this is what has been called the negative pole.

They are therefore devoid of the funiculus or, what has been called, umbilical cord.

One, however, of these minor writers has too much of what has been called "the interest of origins" not to have a paragraph to himself.

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