Sentence examples for else we call from inspiring English sources

If l=m, we call h lm a direct link, else we call h lm an indirect link.

It cannot reside in correspondence between a believed proposition and something else we call reality, nor in relations between propositions in terms of coherence.

Marriage-readiness isn't a developmental milestone that everyone reaches by a specific age or else we call in the medical specialists.

And I thought, 'Well, it was interesting.' We kind of changed the name from a snowflake, I thought, Well, if they're calling it a snowflake you've got to come up with something else, we called it the Pentagon Patriots, which is a little bit more conservative-sounding".

The word "evil" seems a bit quaint and biblical — but what else can we call it?

But what else can we call the targeting of contraception - and the targeting of women's health and lives?

What else can we call a story that generates 100 million views on YouTube in a matter of days, garners outrage among young people across the country and spurs several resolutions in Congress -- and then practically vanishes?

What else can we call it but pervasive racism when confronted with the overwhelming social consensus that so easily and completely displaced the real, unarmed kid carrying candy and a soda with ugly projected fears of much more?

Or what else should we call that which informs it — and us?….[T]here is no doubt that a 'thou shalt' [du sollst] speaks to us too" (D 4).

Absent legitimate business concerns, what else do we call this behavior other than a tantrum?

There's no one else we can call — at least, no one who would know.