Sentence examples for calls everything from inspiring English sources

"Every place calls everything different," he said evenly.

Making a Murderer doesn't answer these questions – but it calls everything into question about how America's criminal judicial process works.

Edsall goes into more detail than anyone else I've read about just how much is hidden in that "sinkhole" and how it calls everything else Ryan claims into question.

But in the end he is destroyed in a way so complex and bitter that it overturns any simple notions of Zionist redemption and calls everything in the novel into question.

"Every law student learns that there is a delicate balancing test to see if the prejudicial impact outweighs the probative value before such evidence is admitted," but "they quickly learn that in practice the balance always comes out in favor of admitting gruesome crime-scene photos, autopsy pictures, 911 calls, everything".

Without giving too much away, let's just say that the identity of the narrator, when it's revealed late in the game, reconfigures everything, calls everything we've learned into question and forces us, like every overconfident mark ever shorn, to ponder -- too late!

I have been called everything.

Germans, refreshingly, call everything "riesling".

If your name is called, everything changes.

Once I get that call, everything changes.

"They called everything under the bloody sun.