Sentence examples for is quick to call from inspiring English sources

Kendrick is quick to call Hollywood's bullshit.

T.F.A. is aware of its critics and is quick to call itself a work in progress.

And like many women who stick their head above the parapet by challenging norms, she has faced a markedly aggressive response from a vocal minority online, and Rinaldi is quick to call out the double standards between men and women.

Mr. Castro has also faulted Ms. Pirro for at times seeming more interested in publicity -- she is quick to call in television cameras to announce cases -- than in prosecuting.

Most conservatives who opposed Donald Trump are now learning to get along with the new Administration; Stephen Hayes, the editor of The Weekly Standard, is quick to call out the President on his lies and his embrace of big government.

He said that she and her husband, who both teach at Harvard Law School, made three quarters of a million dollars between them and that while she is quick to call for the rich to pay higher taxes, she declined to take that option on her state income tax returns.

People are quick to call you a sell out".

Israeli officials were quick to call the case an exception.

Even mainstream Republicans in Congress are quick to call the president a law-breaker.

A handful have been quick to call for a by-election with immediate effect... Oh, wait.

Bloggers and reviewers have been quick to call them a supergroup, a thorny label.