Sentence examples for cared to name from inspiring English sources

Nobody cared to name names.

She used to play semi-professional baseball in the summer, pitching for various men's teams for a couple of innings at a time, and once when Babe Didrickson offered to lick any woman at any sport she cared to name, Miss McGinnis took her on at pool and beat her badly.

Any religious fundamentalist you care to name.

And this applies to just about every subject, curriculum area or issue you care to name," he said.

"They are easily as culturally significant now as any guitar band you care to name," it said.

We're political activists, not only for causes that affect young people but in any campaign you care to name.

The Mirror reports that he "has admirers in England, Europe and China", with Crystal Palace the only club they care to name.

Yet the U.S. does worse than either country by any measure of health care success you care to name -- life expectancy, infant mortality, whatever.

The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman Laurence Sterne, 1759-67 The precursor to almost any experimental novel you care to name, Tristram Shandy is a meandering masterpiece.

The Republicans have hit a sour spot in politics — they are 180 degrees opposed to what most Americans want on just about any issue you care to name.

Every album was available in multiple formats, and soon Oink had complete, thoroughly documented discographies for any musician you could care to name.