"The field doesn't even have a proper name," he said.
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Please order them to call shampoo by its proper name.
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Mama kept Puppy, but she didn't give him a proper name.
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The proper name for this bill is the (dis)HONEST Act.
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So he chose the proper name of an anciently cultivated cannabis.
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I suggest fearlessly labeling right wing extremists with their proper name.
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One thing we still don't know about Android O: its proper name.
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The show is also getting a proper name today, Star Trek Discovery.
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Determine its proper name, then restore its satellites to their original frequencies.
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Apple is finally giving its operating system for tablets a proper name: iPadOS.
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Update May 7th, 9:26AM ET: Included the proper name of Park 6.
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It could give N a proper name or even announce a release date.
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Correction: This story has been updated with the proper name of the observatory.
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There is a distinct lack of will to call things by their proper name.
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" That means it's a proper name, and not the phrase "A part of life.
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The show doesn't have a proper name yet, but it's supposed to start next spring.
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If every victim deserves a proper name, those who perpetrate their deaths are named too.
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This time, French authorities have been quick to call the crime by its proper name.
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A meme-filled debate over the proper name rages in a Navajo Taco Facebook group.
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Raborn hopes that one day, Baby Jane Doe will get a proper name and headstone.
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Now there is invasion, control, and expulsion — or to give it the proper name, colonialism.
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This cave-dwelling fish—Cryptotora thamicola is its proper name—lives in the waters of Thailand.
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Today, if your proper name doesn't have an electronic form, it might as well not exist.
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Now it's time to reach out to those who know this gene by its proper name.
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He referred to the Iran nuclear by its proper name, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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How can you address a problem if you won't even call it by its proper name?
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It's also capitalized because it's a proper name: Lake Superior's floor is, indeed, a LAKE BED.
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Let's give it its proper name and acknowledge the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford.
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That's the tourist's pronunciation; natives have long referred to it by it's proper name of Calle Ocho.
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It's also capitalized because it's the proper name of the restaurant chain, and its offerings are STEAKS.
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When we see that belief in action, we should call it by its proper name: sex discrimination.
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So, we should we call this new form of online capital raising by its proper name: marketplace investing.
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The agreement's proper name is the "Android Networked Cross-License," but the group is calling it PAX for short.
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The bot is built by Singapore-based start-up OTSAW Digital, and its proper name is the O-R3.
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More from Tonic: "I have some clients who pick a proper name that feels right to them," Cush says.
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Its precise orbit will be refined in the coming years, after which time it'll be given a proper name.
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If you attend the Acme Team Leader Training Seminar, then the words are uppercase because they're a proper name.
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I learned about "horripilation" (the proper name for goose bumps) and "adermatoglyphia" (the rare condition of having no fingerprints).
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By early Sunday morning, it appeared "Dump Tower" was gone and restored to its proper name on the map service.
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Although this is sometimes described as "chronic Lyme disease," its proper name is Post-treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome, or PTLSD.
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What makes the proper name into a sort of sur-name, pseudonym, or cryptonym at once singular and singularly untranslatable?
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Last year, the company introduced Aggretsuko — the word "aggressive" combined with the proper name Retsuko — to its English-speaking audience.
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After some midnight sex from my boyfriend, no nocturnal emissions—to give sleep orgasms their proper name—come during the night.
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We know so much more now about Nintendo Switch — including its proper name — but still, there are tons of unanswered questions.
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I've written two books about football (and yes, in this newsletter we will be calling the game by its proper name).
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You're familiar with crimes like this, even if you don't know them by their proper name of "business email compromise" schemes.
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But in this clue, "apple" is capitalized because it's the first word in the clue, not because it's a proper name.
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There are two N's there, so we're looking for a proper name, and the musician we want is the artist AIMEE Mann.
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There's plenty of historical precedent for using a proper name to stand in for a whole archetype or stereotype of a character.
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The South-to-North Water Diversion Project—to give the structure its proper name—is the most expensive infrastructure enterprise in the world.
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When you have the proper name first and follow it with "and The…" it's not unreasonable that the focus falls on the godhead.
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"Place to find an average joe" is referring to coffee, not a proper name, otherwise the J in joe would have been capitalized.
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Their parents took to calling them "The Brothers," not as a statement of fact but as a proper name for an indivisible unit.
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Note that the word "Sun" in the clue "One might stare at the Sun" is capitalized, which means that it's a proper name.
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Mary Ann Esposito still runs the show, though, and the "Herb" of "Ciao Italia" is not a proper name, it's the herb OREGANO.
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He calls him by his proper name, William, and references the older man's hunt for the center of the maze throughout the first season.
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Ma Xiaojun, the company's founder, said it was hard to find a "proper" name, so he chose his based on a friend nicknamed King.
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In the city known in many official contexts as Derry-Londonderry (reflecting Catholic-Protestant differences over its proper name), that is probably a minority view.
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Criticism, then, "is not an enemy from which art must be defended, but rather another name—the proper name—for the defence of art itself".
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Why is the liberal one given its proper name, while the much older and more established conservative one is referred to by The Times's characterization?
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His peace-loving ways and respect for all living things earned the Beauty tribe's seemingly doomed chicken both a stay of execution, and a proper name.
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We don't have a proper name for the Day After here in the States, although it's definitely a good time to stay home if you can.
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There are five room categories, ranging from a deluxe queen to the George suite, each with its own proper name and unique décor featuring eponymous pictures.
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The Forum research poll, which was conducted earlier this month, notes that almost 75 percent of the city's residents call the city by its proper name: Toronto.
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Her name is placed at the beginning of the clue to hide the fact that it is a proper name and therefore has a capital H. 60A.
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At its most straightforward, a transistor—or field effect transistor, to give the microscopic device found in all your electronics its proper name—is just a tiny switch.
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Confucius said 500 years before the birth of Christianity that "the beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name," and Trump embraces this methodology with gusto.
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"The proper name for an under-the-skin spot would be a papule or a cyst, or a nodule, depending on how it looks," explains clinical facialist Kate Kerr.
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That's when he discovered that Puppy wasn't a proper name, but rather what you call something that you'd give a name if you liked it enough to keep it.
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One reason Russian aggression got as far as it did, the argument goes, was that neither the West nor Ukraine was prepared to call it by its proper name.
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Today, we have a veiled capital clue, where the word "Post" is put at the beginning of the clue to hide the fact that "Post" is a proper name.
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Mr. Jensen, the biologist who once came across a migrating swarm of the animals, is excited to finally see the leopard eel get a proper name and formal recognition.
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And the inverse is true — if I don't know a proper name but Will does, then he can vouch for its legitimacy and maybe its worthiness for a puzzle.
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That capital M means that Miners is a proper name, and it happens to be the name of a University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) sports team. 32A.
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But it's important for the cisgender (non-trans) people in a transgender or gender non-conforming person's life to do this work, and to use their proper name and pronouns.
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FAGLIANO: One thing I'll mention about our process of reviewing a grid is that if Will doesn't know a proper name, but I do, then sometimes it can slip by.
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In fact, Velcro is so desperate to get the word out that it's put out a music video explaining that the proper name for "velcro" is hook and loop fasteners. Catchy.
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"I think it's a combination of physical appearance, foreign name and fear of mispronouncing it," Ms. Balkar, 25, said of why people were reluctant to call her by her proper name.
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That's how ubiquitous the process is and how desensitized those who actually pay attention to the recruiting landscape are to situations like Ryan Dickens': They assigned a proper name to it.
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Colloquially known as "penis fish" among biologists and dilettantes for its phallic shape, the innkeeper worm earned their proper name for temporarily housing smaller creatures in their burrows, with little conflict.
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But she is surrounded by fellow artists Shiferaw, Smith, Anderson, and Pendleton, and writers, curators, and historians who will help her carve out this space and give it its proper name.
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" Michael Avenatti, the lawyer for Stormy Daniels, whose proper name is Stephanie Clifford, told The New Yorker that he regards her case not as a sideshow but as a " sine qua non .
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His debut solo LP, Lit Harness—out June 10 on Planet Mu—comes under his proper name, though it's bathed in the same sort of twilight that's marked his work to date.
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At times it's not until halfway through the second page, when a proper name is used, that the reader notices the shift, as one shared meal or lovers' quarrel bleeds into another.
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And while the new parents revealed that they are still thinking of the proper name from their new bundle of joy, Prince Harry declared that he was "over the moon" about the joyous occasion.
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"Brave person, typically?" could be a hero, but that B is capitalized because it is actually a proper name: We're talking about the Atlanta Braves, and a typical Brave would indeed be an ATLANTAN.
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And yet here TWD has put her, mewling for death in the street while a character that doesn't even really have a proper name repeatedly calls her a "bitch" and fills her full of holes.
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Considering that we're coming off the announcement of the similarly complex and numerical F12tdf ("tdf" stands for "Tour de France"), we thought the time was right to help Maranello out with a proper name generator.
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We called the violence inspired by white supremacist ideology by its proper name, and now the Ku Klux Klan is but a shell of its former status as America's most dangerous home-grown terrorist group.
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That's a veiled capital clue, where the letter B is capitalized not only because it is at the beginning of the clue, but also because it happens to be a proper name, not a shrubbery.
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First, you have to recognize that this is a veiled capital clue (the first word "Bud" is capitalized not only because it's the first word in the sentence, but also because it's a proper name).
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Lucifer the Mistranslated It's actually pretty funny that the Church of Night calls Satan Lucifer Morningstar, because Biblical scholars say that the name Lucifer wasn't actually a proper name but a translation of "morning star," a.k.a.
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"I'm still of a romantic and reflective and, possibly, to give it its proper name, a religious disposition," Brand, 43, told the U.K. publication of why he leaves things like diapers and snacks to his wife.
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This one we called our "life fund," though the "proper" name would be our emergency fund — a savings buffer we&aposre working to build up with at least three to six months worth of shared household expenses.
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But after the immense publicity around Drake plus his association with the nickname, it has become corny so it's no real surprise that its residents—not all of whom are Drake fans—call Toronto by its proper name.
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You've just been fooled by a veiled capital clue, which is when a proper name is stashed at the beginning of a clue so you don't notice that there is an alternative reason for using a capital letter.
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The phrase "civil rights icon" is practically part of his proper name, because of the work he did and the sacrifices he made — up to and including suffering physical beatings — during the civil rights struggles of the 1960s.
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But FDA said in its guidance that other product identifiers, like NDC numbers, are not routinely recorded in billing and patient records, undermining the ability to track adverse events by biologic products that share the same proper name.
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Before Kaim leaves this creepy AF house (the show never gives it a proper name, so let's just go ahead and call it Nob House, since it's on Nob Hill), he encounters another squatter who has apparently gone mad.
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While the US and the vast majority of the world have recognized Macedonia using its proper name, Greece is still complaining that their plan to eradicate Macedonia's existence was interrupted, so the UN agreed to keep using the term "FYROM".
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Mr. Quigley's theme is consistent in the sense that the "uh" additions are all in the same place, but I was a bit distracted by the fact that the theme set consisted of two past tense verb phrases, a present tense verb phrase and a proper name.
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"It is my contention here that criticism, far from sapping the vitality of art, is instead what supplies its lifeblood; that criticism, properly understood, is not an enemy from which art must be defended, but rather another name—the proper name—for the defense of art itself," he writes.
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They're all two-word phrases (or a full proper name) in which each word begins with an S. That's probably enough for a Tuesday, but there's at least one more wrinkle, which is that each of these theme entries, from top to bottom, begins with an S and an alphabetically progressing vowel, A, E, I, O, U and Y, in that order.
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The proliferation of new products and services has directly informed how we talk: The '90s was the decade when photoshop became a verb; the '00s were when we coined the term to google; and the 2010s were when we did the same thing to Venmo, Netflix (and chill), Uber, Postmates, and Shazam — activities that are so specific and new that we had to verb the proper name.
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