Sentence examples for civil calling from inspiring English sources

So far, the famously irascible Mr. Icahn has kept his tweets about Apple civil, calling the company undervalued even as the company's stock drifted downward.

The New York Times reported in 2010 that in France, for every three marriages there were two civil unions (called pacte civil de solidarité in France).

And he warned the protesters not to attempt more civil disobedience, calling it "extremely dangerous".

But he opposes civil marriage, calling it "the exact recipe for the destruction of the Jewish society in Israel".

There exists a form of civil union called a pacte civil de solidarité, or PACS.

Wade Henderson, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, called education the civil rights crucible for the 21st century but said that vouchers were the wrong tool.

It remains unclear whether the idea of a civil union, called a pacte civil de solidarité, or PACS, has responded to a shift in social attitudes or caused one.

Then one day he seduced a civil servant called Eric.

And there is another question: What do couples who are joined with a civil union call their ceremony?

In May, the PCS union, which represents civil servants, called for the "discredited" system to be scrapped.

Practically all gay couples in civil partnerships call themselves married – phrases like "civilly partnered" or "just partnered" sound ridiculous.