Sentence examples for call it a thing from inspiring English sources

You could call it a thing.

Call it a one-night stand, call it a "thing", an affair, call it love.

If the context of the image weren't so ridiculous -- and if Ms. Finley weren't obviously enjoying the joke of it all so much -- you would indeed call it a thing of beauty.

It is entirely possible that this common response just puts the cart before the horse – no less possible that we are reluctant to call some soup a material thing, precisely because we are reluctant, for good but as yet unarticulated semantic reasons, to call it a thing, an object, period.

So now that two (as far as I'm aware) different videos have used the technique, we can officially call it a "thing".

It calls itself an "antiques and collectibles" shop, but I'd call it a "things I vaguely remember seeing in the 1970s" shop.

Mr. Miliband, though, has acknowledged the toxicity of the New Labour brand among union leaders, calling it a thing of the past.

Dad called it "a thing with my lymph nodes," and told him that I was going back in the morning.

I'm calling it a thing because there are so many components, it's hard to describe exactly what it is.

Call it a generational thing.

I'd call it a sure thing Picture nominee for Oscar and the probable Globe winner.