Sentence examples for call to something from inspiring English sources

She compares their graffiti "tags" to a "catalog of ships, or a roll call to something -- to arms, to the New Jerusalem -- the effect of their numbers glorious, disturbing".

The publicity material for this film suggests that Fame, a fictional account of wannabes' hopes and dreams throughout a four-year course at New York's High School of Performing Arts, is a back-to-basics call to something higher than our modern infatuation with "celebrity".

Then the story changed from the original conference call to something vaguer, a joint encounter in a virtual space.

What this surprising leader is achieving, with grace and eloquence, is something that no American leader in recent history has -- that is, to remind us that what made our country great was the call to something greater.

"I felt called to something greater," he said.

So, what, the rest of us who aren't priests, we're called to Something Lower?

"And there was something implicit in what was done that either calls to what you think or calls to something you haven't examined".

Then, there was his call to build "something like a cage" for the Palestinians: "I know that sounds terrible.

"A vision is not just a picture of what could be; it is an appeal to our better selves, a call to become something more".

This year's Chambers Bay U.S. Open gives the USGA the captive audience it needs to call attention to something important.

"It called attention to something that never should have been".