Sentence examples for called for really from inspiring English sources
Could the "crack in the wall of mistrust", which President Muhammad Khatami recently called for, really be beginning to open?
Now you have most candidates not calling themselves a democratic socialist, but calling for really transformational change of some kind or another.
"We're calling for really moving toward a ban on both agricultural and nonagricultural uses," said Irva Hertz-Picciotto, a co-author and environmental epidemiologist at the University of California, Davis.
The technology that makes Flickr possible is called RSS, for really simple syndication, a messaging format that lets sites easily and automatically stream data to other sites, cell phones and Centrino laptops.
And that calls for being really precise about how much punishment the United States imposes.
It is not clear whether the alarmingly broad powers it seeks for Australian agencies are really called for.
And when told that the piece's outsized scale really called for its own, specially designed space, Castle replied, "I've thought about how to do that room".
"The game plan called for players to be really physical with him because we didn't think he liked physical play," Fisher said.
They didn't want to take part in yet another act in the theatre of the absurd; they wanted things to be called, for once, what they really were — for words, even the word "president," to mean something.
