We found 75 examples of how to use so-called in an English sentence.
Sentences 26 to 50 of 75.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 26. | This so-called "evil" is something that is thought up by minds who do not understand the dark self. | |
| 27. | That really fierce cockroach uglifies the so-called robot. | |
| 28. | The so-called "Fingerhakeln" is especially popular in Bavaria and in Austria. | |
| 29. | Economists predict that around the year 2060, the so-called "Western world", composed of Europe and North America, will lose their dominant position in the global economy. | |
| 30. | So-called "foreign" words, i.e. those which the majority of languages have taken from one source, are used in Esperanto without modification, acquiring only Esperanto spelling; but when faced with a number of words derived from one root, it is better to leave only the fundamental word unmodified and from this create the derivatives according to the rules of Esperanto. | |
| 31. | Whoever reads this so-called newspaper every day will inevitably go daft. | |
| 32. | I can hardly believe how much nonsense is uttered not only by ordinary forum users but also by the so-called experts. | |
| 33. | People from the so-called first world look at us Latinos as if we hadn't invented the wheel yet. | |
| 34. | The key to the so-called mastery of any language is bringing the words and grammar to life through context. | |
| 35. | She is a so-called bookworm. | |
| 36. | An often bankrupt developer of real estate repeatedly claims that his companies are enormously successful, while two lawsuits characterize his so-called university as a fraudulent enterprise. | |
| 37. | Mary would fall from her chair if she were to find out how her so-called friends talk about her behind her back. | |
| 38. | Students of Latin are racking their brains in trying to understand the mystery of the so-called passive periphrastic. | |
| 39. | Some French mayors have been trying to outlaw the so-called burkini, an extremely modest garment which some Muslim women wear on trips to the beach. Critics of such measures have pointed out the fact that the garment, which covers most of the body and even the arms and legs, strongly resembles the thermal wetsuits used by divers and surfers. | |
| 40. | As a star, the sun is a so-called yellow dwarf. | |
| 41. | Contrary to the claims of politically opportunistic representatives, so-called "cyberwarfare" never causes anyone actual bodily harm. | |
| 42. | The so-called correctional officers, guards, tried to force me to go to court; but knowing it would be another adjournment, I refused. | |
| 43. | We need to reassess the so-called Peace Process. | |
| 44. | The so-called "blood moon" Friday, when it turns a deep red, will be visible at different times in Australia, Africa, Asia, Europe and South America when the sun, Earth and moon line up perfectly, casting Earth's shadow on the moon. | |
| 45. | Compared to Salem Chaker, a renowned linguisit and staunch believer in the unity of the Berber language, those so-called linguists who claim that Kabyle, a Berber dialect, is a language on its own, are simple elementary schoolkids who don't even know the Kabyle variant spoken in the village next to theirs. | |
| 46. | The separatists need propaganda based on lies and pseudo-science to build themselves a so-called separate identity in the name of which they would claim the independence of our region from the rest of our nation. | |
| 47. | While small-minded, xenophobic or outrightly racist people falsely believe that only persons of Anglo-Saxon or German origin are to be considered Americans, the United States has long prided itself on being a so-called melting pot, embracing both its Indigenous population and immigrants who have settled there from elsewhere. | |
| 48. | The Moon is a so-called natural satellite. | |
| 49. | The future of Rhode Island’s so-called “Superman” building, constructed in 1928, is also uncertain. | |
| 50. | An anthropologist wrongly applied the word "Semitic" not just to languages like Arabic, Amharic, Tigrinya and Hebrew but specifically to ethnically and culturally Jewish people. More ominously, from 1880 through the Nazi period of German history, racists extended the word "Aryan," which had meant the Sanskrit-Persian language family, to deliberately foster the vile and discredited theory of a so-called Aryan race. |