Sentence examples for call something as from inspiring English sources
The phrase "call something as" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when classifying something or giving it a particular label. For example, "He likes to call his hobby as a passion."
It is long noted that it is difficult to agree on what to call something as (seemingly) simple as plant anatomy or genes.
And no child will ever learn that the squirrel scampering around gathering acorns is called something as fun to say as, where the final k' is pronounced with a crisp pop.
Conveniently, this worldview chimes with the politically correct liberal somewhere out there who would rather your daughters were sexually groomed than dare call something out as related to religion.
"Salacious is as soon as you call something a movement that is really a series of many individual accusers, victims, accusations, some of which are unfounded".
I surely hope that the exception to this measure requires that Congress must officially declare war as defined in the Constitution instead of simply calling something a war, as is now the case.
As strange as it sounds, bubbles usually don't burst when lots of pundits are still calling something a bubble, as they are now.
THANK goodness the New World is not called something like Christopheria, as some of the great explorer's partisans demanded.
The last frontier of boring is of course Will and Kate's next arrival, who will no doubt be called something solid such as Philip or Victoria.
It is hard not to smile at a time when pressmen were so dashing and heroic, when they were called something so absurd as pressmen.
"The ref called something like four times as many fouls on us as on the other team".
One of the escaping men turned around and stared at Duquet as he called something to the fallen one.
