Sentence examples for calls hard from inspiring English sources

The Web site TheGreenPapers.com, which has extensive information on delegate-selection procedures in each state, divides them into two broad categories, what it calls "hard" and "soft".

Fukuyama says he dissents from what he calls "hard" liberal internationalism, which he says aspires to an unrealistic vision of a "truly universal" world government.

The 15,000-lb "daisy cutter", which is supposed to spread devastation over a broad area, was not previously seen as a weapon to be used against what the Pentagon calls "hard and deeply buried targets".

Zoran Djindjic, a philosophy teacher with a razor-sharp mind and an oft-stated preference for what he calls "hard reality" over lofty ideals, has been Serbia's prime minister for just over a year.

But in places like Pakistan, Central Asia and parts of China that are more dependent on what Dr. Diffenbaugh, an assistant professor of earth system sciences, calls "hard water" — glaciers and snow — water supplies are likely to become more irregular.

On the surface, May's failure to rally voters behind what the British media calls "hard Brexit" — withdrawal from almost all of the E.U.'s institutions — suggested that the government might now pursue a softer course.

Mr. Rubin generally avoids what he calls "hard-core software and hardware companies".

Only 10percentt of U.N. requests to deliver aid to besieged areas, as well as to what the U.N. calls "hard-to-reach" areas, have been approved in the past year.

There, they are called "hard choices".

The advertisement is called "Hard Work".

Anthracite, also called hard coal, the most highly metamorphosed form of coal.