Sentence examples for her called upon from inspiring English sources

"What becomes of students so committed to their vulnerability, conditioned to imagine they have no agency?" The students who marched in protest against her called upon the administration to do something about the "violence expressed by Kipnis's message".

The Twitter discussion #NextTimeRememberHer called upon all organizations to commit to becoming more inclusive in their work.

Waiting to be called upon again.

"When he needed her, he called upon her; she was there in a flash, and she flipped her vote when needed," Perry A. Carbone, a prosecutor, told the jury.

A governess who used to work for her is called upon to do special packages - otherwise "anyone in the Ford agency with two hands free" pitches in.

During De-Laurey's four years at Goldman Sachs, in which the most she earned was £38,000 a year, De-Laurey's husband witnessed her being called upon day and night, often for the most trivial reason.

She appeared as uncomfortable in the parts of her videos that called upon her to be a pouty sultry nymphet as, well, a 15-year-old.

And Bindi, as grief-stricken as any daughter who had suddenly lost her dad, was called upon to fill a Steve Irwin-sized hole - role model, heiress to her dad's dynasty and cheerleader-in-grief for millions.

Her infinite wisdom guided whoever called upon her for advice, installing confidence and comfort.

Not even Russell Brand ever went so far that Her Majesty was called upon publicly to atone.

But we are left in little doubt that its narrator, a woman mourning the death of her son and called upon to give an account of his life to two unnamed visitors, is more angry than she is accepting.