Sentence examples for be appropriate to call from inspiring English sources

She was, I think it would be appropriate to call her, a very wild child".

Thus, it would not quite be appropriate to call Ohio a "must-win" for Mr. Romney.

It might be appropriate to call them gas majors than oil majors.

If the same image is used consistently throughout a poem, it may be appropriate to call it a symbol.

Levine (p. 35) explains that "it might be appropriate to call the moods of enchantment 'spots of time,' moments that, while they can be relatively rare in one's life, fill it with meaning and value, and evoke memories and connections that themselves, become richer and fuller".

The thought seems to be that all it takes to solve the embedding problem is for it to be appropriate to call moral sentences true, for those sentences to embed grammatically in longer sentences in the usual ways, and lastly for us to have a relatively clear set of conditions on the appropriate use of the target sentences.

"I think he's called meetings when it was appropriate to call meetings," Phillips said.

Do you think it's appropriate to call the sitting president of the United States the founder of a terrorist organization that wants to kill Americans?

And it's appropriate to call for regulators like FCC Chairman Genachowski, a former venture capitalist and e-commerce executive, who appreciate the dangers of government over-reach.

In one workshop, students are taught the proper e-mail etiquette for contacting professors and about when it is appropriate to call an instructor by her first name.

Illinois governor Bruce Rauner said on Wednesday that he did not believe it was appropriate to call in the National Guard, a perennial political talking point in response to violence in Chicago.