Sentence examples for may call that from inspiring English sources

Some people may call that advocacy".

You may call that prurient and voyeuristic if you must.

Some may call that lack of leadership; others call it prudent".

"It may call that right a 'license' or it may call the terrace a 'common area," Mr. Bailey said, "but in such a case, whatever language the lease uses would deprive the tenant of the right to a rent reduction during periods of terrace loss".

BROADWAY NEWS -- If someone should tell you that you simply cannot write, cast, rehearse and perform a new play on Broadway within 24 hours, you may call that person a liar and point to "The 24 Hour Plays on Broadway" as proof.

A new posting tonight may call that platform's future in video into question as well.

Of course, to the extent that intuitions are causally explicable, there is some process which produces them and some may wish to call that process a "faculty".

In a given economic structure, there is a small group of what we may call rentiers that benefit disproportionally from the production structure and the occupational rents become the regulatory mechanism for the labour market.

The launch, if one may call it that, was a gigantic concept test for a car that is yet to be built.

"You may call it maya" — that is, illusion — "and pretend to disbelieve it; but the great artist, the Mayavin, is not hurt.

The discrete nature of events or discrete scales as the ones used for EPS assessments may call for models that are appropriate for the data.