Sentence examples for easily call it from inspiring English sources

We might just as easily call it "clinical".

To internet geeks this is known as "peer-to-peer" communication or "Web 2.0"; the rest of us could just as easily call it cyburbia.

One could easily call it dull, but "understated" feels like a better fit because of how nice it feels.

In the education trade we call this project-based learning, but we could just as easily call it "Learning in 3-D".

Be sure to make it something that is easily memorized so you can easily call it up in even the most difficult of moments.

"The notion that Long Island is a creative place is dismissed too easily — call it the Manhattan effect," he said.

In an interview with The Black Collegian in 1997, he asserted that success had not come easily, calling it "nerve wracking, gut-wrenching and pain inducing".

One could easily call him the Scotty Bowman of international play, both for his longevity and success.

So, although it's been ten years since the show was cancelled (it had a good run, petering out after seven seasons), anyone who watched it can easily call up its stable of unstable characters and its absurd plot gyrations and romantic pairings.

If you happen to be seated in the right spot — the easily unnerved might call it the wrong spot — you can practically see those "colored lights" going yourself when Stanley and Stella engage in a fraught bout of lovemaking after that poker game ends in violence and tears.

We're too easily offended to call it what it REALLY is: Lice Roulette with Punch.