Sentence examples for idea of call from inspiring English sources

I was thinking of the whole idea of call and response--not just with African American but with African traditions.

First, the referee comments on the interesting idea of call responsiveness in and out of touch, given the strong effects of facial touch that we observe in the primary auditory cortex (Au1).

He helped her form the idea of calling it "kissable" lipstick, an idea that proved successful.

"But the idea of calling a Kennedy a carpetbagger in Massachusetts is like...."...

"We toyed with the idea of calling it something else," he said.

Its main discoverer has been toying with the idea of calling it a New York leopard frog.

We toy with the idea of calling it public service content.

"Then Peter had the bright idea of calling up Maxwell in New York.

I swear, I mulled over the idea of calling the Hemlock Society for a consultation.

When Mr. Obama tossed out the idea of calling it a "dumb war," Mr. Giangreco said he cringed.

The idea of calling all of them planets began to look silly, and so Ceres was quietly demoted.