Sentence examples for is calling for something from inspiring English sources

So he is calling for something that is not going to happen and cannot happen.

Unlike other radical movements, feminism is calling for something many women and men find difficult: a profound change in the power relations between sexes - not only in the public sphere, but also, much more trickily, in the private sphere.

The president is calling for something that is about as mainstream as any political idea gets in this country.

But the members of Take Back Your Time were calling for something more radical than merely more time off.

Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota, who floated the idea in early June, said co-ops would accomplish "much of what those who want a public option are calling for — something to compete with private for-profit insurance companies".

But sometimes those walls are calling for something with a little more passion and personality.

The young people are calling for something new, for something more than endless negotiations that go nowhere or that buy Israel the time to build more settlements and deepen the occupation.

Perhaps it was felt even here that after 9/11 a degree of comforting consistency was called for, something that the tumult of the recent French elections only underscored.

But when you know you have both inside of you, you know you are called for something life-changing and amazing.

The inquiry is calling for submissions, so if you have something to say, you can send it here.

Finally, they decide action is called for: "There was something heroic in persisting, carrying on".