Sentence examples for directly call from inspiring English sources

You might as well come out and directly call your leader a liar.

The factor most responsible for the dearth of active patriotic behavior by Americans, and perhaps not emphasized enough by Mr. Herbert, is the failure of our leadership to directly call upon us to sacrifice for our country.

Although Elliott does not directly call for the Alliance Trust chief executive, Katherine Garreto-Cox, to go, the move is likely to pile fresh pressure on her after she survived an earlier shareholder rebellion in 2011.

But "Symbols of Survival" also features works that more directly call attention to what their makers recognize as the unmistakable vulnerability of both wild and domesticated animals in our time.

The foundation chairman did not directly call for Zuma's resignation, as some South Africans have done, but urged the ruling party to ensure that the state is put "in safe and capable hands".

Mr. Russell and other technicians said Mr. Clark had significant authority in his position, and said it would not be strange for somebody in his position to directly call or send e-mail to students about their lab work.

He would have directly called people up.

He stopped short of directly calling for Mr. Santorum or Mr. Perry to leave the race.

It cites article 7.7.c of the Paris Accord, which directly calls for strengthening of scientific knowledge of climate change.

Minaj didn't "throw shade" – she directly called Cyrus out, in front of a TV audience of millions.

Mr. Santorum has avoided directly calling upon Mr. Gingrich to drop out, but his supporters have not hesitated to do so.