Sentence examples for act of calling from inspiring English sources

The act of calling in to such a show can be a constructive one.

Brunet's potentially transformative treatment is based in part on a surprising experimental observation: the simple act of calling a memory to mind makes it vulnerable to alteration.

First, Cecil had a name — given by us, not by his kind, but still — and there is nothing more likely to generate an emotional connection than the simple act of calling something Joe instead of just "it".

On the other hand, maybe I got it all wrong, and that what those broadcasts were doing in essence was the religious act of calling the divine out of the clouds and shunting it onto the radio.

Czech speakers came up with prozvonit the act of calling a cell phone and hanging up after one ring so that the other person will call you back, saving you money because cell phones were invented, not because they were Czech.

The psychological pitfall here is known as "moral satiation": the act of calling out others for their prejudice makes you feel you've done your job, and need do nothing more, whereas in fact you've probably just solidified your own unwarranted assumption that you'd never fall prey to such biases.

But an act of Parliament calling for Article 50 to be revoked would probably be sufficient.

Adams labeled the Prohibitory Act the "Act of Independency", calling it "a compleat Dismemberment of the British Empire".

And less-than-honest properties and tour operators embellish their Earth-friendly achievements, an act of falsehood called greenwashing.

The Afghan Allies Protection Act of 2009 called for 8,500 Afghan Sivs, but most are also yet to be awarded.

Roosevelt's Bonneville Project Act of 1937 called for a federally-constructed hydropower grid and federally-controlled distribution of the power.