Sentence examples for any sort of call from inspiring English sources

Mahathir, closet westerner The politics of procrastination Talking back Megamuddle The communists attack Japan's unruly classrooms ReprintsFew people treat these remarks as any sort of call to arms.

Still, Nevins said HBO doesn't view "Going Clear" as any sort of call to action — even if its filmmakers do.

Thabet Salem, a Syrian political commentator, said of the day's reports, "Either this is in preparation for pushing Syria to peace talks by raising the stakes, or it's an attempt to abort any sort of calls for peace talks".

It's a sort of call on the economic recovery.

There has been a sort of call to arms in the wake of the U.S.'s economic downturn.

"If there is not a Triple Crown, we will not do any sort of curtain call at all".

And they have done a marvelous job of preventing bypass, the method whereby users can avoid the traditional phone system to make any sort of phone call or get any sort of telecommunications link.

Today's article title is meant as commentary on the media's overreactions to the first big round of primary election results (announced last night), and not any sort of supportive call to arms.

Forget the idea that Britney's job was to set any sort of example; calls for pop stars to be role models, especially in their music, are moralistic cant.

It's a sort of calling – like becoming a priest, only with warmer business premises.

The Catonsville raid inspired others around the country, the tactic becoming a sort of calling card of the "ultra-resistance".