Sentence examples for call a problem from inspiring English sources
"It's not what I'd call a problem — it's what I'd call learning, reconfiguring, doing it again".
LILLA: His magnetism, and his willingness to call a problem what it is.
Still, winning did present the one condition Mr. Cunningham would call a problem.
Solanas had what you might call a problem with men: she wanted them all dead.
The second one is what you might call a problem of composition, namely a fallacy of composition, the whole being different from the sum of the parts.
Understanding what to call a problem is the first step toward responding to it and away from insulating ourselves against its consequences.
"Don Quixote" has been called a "problem" ballet.
Beware anyone who calls a "problem" an "issue".
"Hannah Free" is what used to be called a problem play.
He determined to approach longevity as what can only be called a problem in engineering.
Companies across America have the same problem — if having too much money can be called a problem.
