Sentence examples for it is difficult to call from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to call the object that I keep hidden in my suitcase a mirror.

But RIKEN's director, Yoshiki Sasai, says it is difficult to call the STAP phenomenon "even a promising hypothesis".

In a 10-year career that has included three Stanley Cup championships, it is difficult to call a star goalie overlooked.

I have my theories about which songs these might be, though the deals are clearly not made public, so it is difficult to call them out.

Mr. Muhly looks so young (actually he is in his mid-20s) that it is difficult to call him mister, but I shall.

Douglass, according to many, was Exhibit A. It is difficult to call Douglass an all-women's college in any classic sense, since students are required to attend only one all-women's class, entitled "Shaping a Life".

It was difficult to call there and other places where there had been antigovernment protests.

"It's difficult to call someone the greatest," Khannouchi said modestly.

Given the amount of killing and displacement and suffering that has gone on, it's difficult to call the international effort a great success.

So while it's difficult to call The Pinkprint a good album, it re-establishes Minaj as, at the very least, unworthy of your barbs.

In the face of this failure, and at this stage, it's difficult to call the Wii U anything other than a failure.