Sentence examples for calling post from inspiring English sources

Haley recently came under fire for calling Post and Courier reporter Renee Dudley a "little girl" during an appearance on Laura Ingraham's radio show.

Both senators voted against relief funding after Hurricane Sandy, although they have suddenly changed their stance, calling post-tornado relief for Oklahoma "totally different".

Perhaps the most serious concern about the Trump candidacy is that it heralds a new era that some are calling "post-truth politics".

In fact, Dr. Oaklander has started calling post-shingles pain "phantom skin pain," an analogy to the neurologic paradox called "phantom limb pain," in which people feel they are experiencing excruciating pain in an arm or leg that has been amputated.

The symptoms that some experts are publicly calling post-traumatic stress disorder -- like startle reactions, intrusive images like the tower collapsing, fear of tall buildings, sleeping problems, irritability and intense sadness -- are in fact normal responses to extreme fear and stress that will fade with time, for most people.

Lib Dems are renewing their 2010 concerns, calling post-election Conservative plans unfair and not credible.

Ilan called Post writers naïve Nabokovs.

On Nov. 15 Christie's will offer puts its classic contemporary art in a separate sale it calls "Post War".

However, several serious problems with developing this so called Post Injection Site Care (PISC) plan have not been addressed.

She wrote a book called "Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome".

It is called post-politics.