Sentence examples for feel called upon from inspiring English sources

I did not campaign as a government-cutter, and I do not feel called upon to become one.

Do you feel called upon to do anything in particular?

I do feel called upon to use American power to help create a freer world.

Tourette's is a public disorder but I think Tobias now feels at ease and doesn't feel called upon to apologise.

Half a century after the end of empire, politicians of all persuasions still feel called upon to remember our imperial past with respect.

Anytime I feel called upon to devote column inches to the antics of a teenage pop sensation in meltdown mode, I die a little.

(In a song called "Give Him a Great Big Kiss," when a chorus suggests to the soloist that her boyfriend is "bad," she feels called upon to explain that "he's good-bad, but he's not evil").

Countries around the world felt called upon to bail out banks during the financial crisis.

Things got so bad this week that Standard & Poor's felt called upon to reassure investors that Chase faced no liquidity crisis.

His superiors disapproved of steep skiing, and he felt called upon to preach a gospel of caution that he did not wholeheartedly subscribe to.

In the course of her work, she also felt called upon to become a leader — and was no less powerful for being a reluctant one.