Sentence examples for are is called from inspiring English sources

Calling things as they are is called "realness," a well-placed insult is "throwing shade" and telling people what their real, often baser motivations are is "reading" them.

Today, after the last crash, the mere thought of wasting a reporter's or blogger's time with stories of how great you are is called out as breathless hype--and when a personality at a public company does it, it's seen as irresponsible.

Reserves are being called up.

Now bets are being called in.

"This is what we are being called on to do".

But it's the plays that are being called.

Now, it is McCain strategists who are being called geniuses.

It is understood that more reserves are being called up.

But Greek debts are being called in at last.

Meetings are being called.

These parents are being called Free Range Parents.