Sentence examples for Equally calling from inspiring English sources
Hesser liked them equally, calling the '99 more subtle and the '98 clean with a nice finish.
US President Barack Obama has said that he wants to put in place safeguards to treat all online traffic equally, calling upon regulars to protect the internet by reclassifying it as the same as "other vital services".
The researcher tried to ask questions from all students equally, calling on non-volunteers as well as volunteers, questions about paradoxes, dilemmas, and novel problems and approaches.
"You could equally call it opportunistic pricing, says Ed Gillespie, co-founder of communications consultancy Futerra.
There were also calls to take to the street to protest, although some users equally called for calm.
So, although the principal relevance of On Liberty remains what it points towards as the way to organise ourselves politically, the insights of Mill into the ingredients of the good life for a non-religious person equally call for celebration by humanists in this anniversary year.
That is the virtue of tolerance to which we are all equally called.
We are equally called to intra-faith reconciliation as we are to inter-faith.
"We equally call upon men who do not believe in equal rights.
Why indeed do we call it a green man when we could equally call it a green lady?
We are equally called upon to deliberate on the great questions of war and peace, as John Paul II did in relation to the Iraq war, which he defined as unjust.
