Sentence examples for called upon to express from inspiring English sources
The effect is sometimes unintentionally funny when the dancers are called upon to express something more than pure movement in the program's second half.
The issue raised profound philosophical questions and touched on deep emotions, so that each of us felt called upon to express our own separate views.
Some 9/11 families were called upon to express outrage over Mr. Ahmadinejad's request to lay a wreath at ground zero, even though ice cubes would be made in Hades before that ceremony ever happened.
The community is called upon to express its loyalty to God and the covenant by exhibiting solidarity within its corporate life on every level, including every aspect of human behaviour, from the most public to the most private.
It results that the plaintiff in error is not in a position to assail the validity of the statutes because of their supposed operation upon interstate commerce, and we are not called upon to express an opinion respecting the constitutionality of the statutes upon this assumption.
People who are perceived to be part of this group, once created and labelled, can be called upon to express an opinion – for, of course, there is only one opinion – whenever a reporter or an MP in a marginal seat needs to appear as though they are in touch with a world outside the metropolis.
Far from it, as the report condemns the excessive use of force by the Israeli commandos, specifically criticizing the killings of nine people and calling upon Israel to express regret over the tragic results of the unavoidable and justified military action, as well as to pay compensations to the families of the Turkish casualties.
The dialogue sometimes has a canned, hectoring sound, as if the actors had been called upon to announce their feelings rather than express them, but the look, mood and rhythm of the film are exquisitely, even thrillingly authentic.
Of course, whether the amendments as adopted accomplished the purpose intended, is a matter which we are not called upon to consider and as to which we express no opinion.
They may feel embarrassed when called upon to read out loud, answer questions in class, express their needs, or participate in other academic activities.
