Sentence examples for help but call from inspiring English sources

I cannot help but call attention to the fact that the so-called bible belt has the highest rates of divorce.

For all of the hum, some cannot help but call off the names of the dead.

Here again, in the digitally remade world the good gesture cannot help but call attention to a greater problem.

But he couldn't help but call him "Crazy Bernie," and inform the audience that "we have much bigger crowds" than Sanders had.

There is no obvious narrative or symbolic intention, but because Mr. Schramm uses the forms and materials of vernacular residential construction, his installation can't help but call to mind real-world anxieties about threats to our safety -- political, meteorological, seismic and otherwise.

Now he's unapologetically returned to the kind of material that today can't help but call to mind his past.

Nicky Morgan, the equalities minister and education secretary, said she believed the measures would help but called on women to demand more from businesses.

When we say "we are all in this together", that is not a cry for help but a call to arms.

Police officers organised a telephone translator for her and for a moment she thought she might get some help, but the call was very brief, then she was told: "That's enough, you must finish now".

I've been watching some prison shows recently, and I can't help but constantly call bullshit on them.

Susan hated to ask for more immediate help, but she called Morgan Stanley, and was referred to someone in personnel.