Sentence examples for i would rather call from inspiring English sources

"I would rather call it unobtrusive computing," he said.

The spread of what is known as the new media, what I would rather call the peoples' media, has opened new broad horizons for people to express themselves.

Rather than convergence, he said, "I would rather call it a policy of diversion -- trying to divert, move away from the vision of a two-state solution living peacefully together..

Since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2008, trading functions have seen more than an evolution, I would rather call it a R-evolution!

She undoes her little overalls and Teresa... honestly, I would rather call Chris Hansen at "To Catch a Predator" then write about this scene.

"I affectionately called [the Mississippi Delta] 'the butt crack of America.' I'm not sure at what point I grew out of that mindset, but now there is nowhere else I would rather call home".

I'd rather call a spade a spade, let everything come up roses.

"If I need the name of a good hotel, I'd rather call a friend," he said.

I'd rather call up 10 local teams here in Cincinnati, but teams look at the rankings and won't play us anymore".

And as for the leap, well, I'd rather call it a plunge, plummeting straight to ground like a dropped, stolid, clunking brick.

Maybe we're infantile, maybe we're silly and maybe we're making a mockery of important environmental research, but I'd rather call a boat Boaty McBoatface than name it after some morally questionable colonial-era "adventurer".