Sentence examples for I think called from inspiring English sources

Thomas Shadwell went further, with a mixed bag of a score by various composers (who included Purcell) which some have, mistakenly, I think, called an opera.

Now, something a little more gracious from those who us who lie considerably higher and dryer is, I think, called for.

Filkins said that "she demanded and I think called out the President on one of his biggest campaign promises which was to close Guantánamo Bay, and I think she was right to do that, maybe not in the manner that she did".

There's a wonderful chapter in an early Philip Roth novel — "Letting Go", I think — called ' The Power Of Thanksgiving", where the Rothian narrator hymns the joys of Thanksgiving for the Jews, who get to play as full citizens, instead of slinking around as that generation did at Christmas.

"Secretary Clinton, I think, called him naïve.

We did a whole duo CD back in 2000 I think called Shake It Up and one of our greatest hits was "Grazing In The Grass".

This, I think, calls for... Louis Armstrong serenading a horse with Jeepers Creepers.

"I think calling it a bubble is out of line," says Ms Chan.

Repole muses, "I think calling it high-risk is almost being conservative".

I think calling the two presidents...makes the most sense.

I think his tone, I think calling Barack Obama a kid, he is a United States senator".