Sentence examples for called for a sense from inspiring English sources

Kris Van Dijck, a member of the Flemish Parliament on the education committee, called for a sense of proportion.

In Rome on Sunday, Pope Francis called for a sense of responsibility to prevail in Burundi following the attempted coup.

His emotional talents were blunt, and they betrayed him when the moment called for a sense of humility and accommodation.

The trustee committee called for a "sense of urgency" in efforts to make the University's faculty, postdoctoral, graduate student, and staff populations more inclusive.

Speaking in Belgrade, where he had met the Serbian prime minister, Aleksandar Vučić, Johnson called for a sense of proportion in reaction to Trump's success.

Both their lives have been shaped by the untimely and violent deaths of their fathers; both are headstrong, with deep reserves of charm and, when called for, a sense of entitlement.

This paper calls for a sense of ownership in this critical debate and encourages future evidence-based discourse within humanities disciplines.

Some songs have verses and choruses, while others are just fleshed-out sketches, seeking and often finding what "Sing the Changes" calls for: "a sense of childlike wonder".

"While we are aware of the political appeal of pan-European services, we would call for a sense of perspective as to the likely impact of such services on the audiovisual market," the Association of Commercial Television, a trade group based in Brussels, said in January in a response to the commission's call for proposals.

Macron is definitely a plus for Europe at a time when Brexit calls for a sense of direction and bold initiatives.

Onstage Sunday, Pastor Wagner reiterated that theme but also called for a greater sense of understanding among the races.