Sentence examples for called upon to prove from inspiring English sources

One does rather wonder if he will be called upon to prove that, at some stage.

Stories elaborating on the Jap broadcasts were printed all over the world, and the Army felt called upon to prove as soon as possible that the new bombs were entitled to some degree of respect accorded by the civilized world to rockets mines, incendiaries, etc.

Geoffrey Rush is in it, playing the Sun God Ra, and on the arrival of a visitor at what appears to be his Fortress of Solitude in space, he says crisply: "When a bird lands on my boat I kill it before it can shit" – a skill he is not called upon to prove.

I feel like I am called upon to prove that the Earth isn't flat, even though some physicist wrote it was centuries ago".

Such information could prove to be essential in an interview situation when you may be called upon to show that you've got a good working knowledge of the latest industry comings and goings.

Rizwan Alladin, president of the Bait ul-Huda mosque in Amityville, said: "We are all going to be called upon to make some huge sacrifice to prove our obedience and love to God.

Its trophic actions on β-cells have been called upon to explain six cases of histologically proven nesidioblastosis after RYGB (83).

A partner shouldn't be a pedestal which we perch upon to prove our supremacy.

The mirror image, however, proves horrific and all her imaginative resources are called upon to escape it.

It proved to be the Republic of Ireland international's last involvement as Michael Carrick and Patrice Evra were called upon to execute one of those famous rescue acts.

I never expected to be called upon to play.