Sentence examples for may call this from inspiring English sources

We may call this auto-tyrannicide.

Some may call this a regression.

"Government may call this a cost improvement programme.

Sufferers of psychosis may call this an "episode", but a breakdown can take many forms.

Or, as Peter Mayle puts it: "Some may call this wanton self-indulgence.

One may call this egregious, but the issue is political, not racial.

The Legislature adjourned for the year today and will not return until January, except for a special session the governor may call this summer to discuss economic issues.

It plans to field 300-odd candidates in a general election which the prime minister, Yoshihiko Noda, may call this autumn.

Yet the rush also looks part of a very different strategy: to win a general election which the prime minister may call this year, perhaps as early as in the spring, despite not having to go to the polls until 2013.It reflects Mr Najib's political weaknesses as much as his strengths.

In 1995 our reviewer, Pauline Maier, called this "an engaging perspective on England, America and France" at the time and "a good introduction to a complex historical character".

And I suspect people may call it this anyway.