Sentence examples for may have called upon from inspiring English sources

In the present study, the musical dimension of the sung words, although minimal, may have called upon emotional processes, reflected by the late positivities.

He may have called it a library.

In pressing this point, Mr. Schundler has called upon his Democratic opponent, Mr. McGreevey, to explain his support of the arena proposal and show a similar concern for what voters may or may not want to do.

Many had called upon her for her talents.

In addition, physicians involved in our study may have primarily called upon patients with whom they had a good relationship.

There may have been many reasons to have called Shakespeare an "upstart crow" – one of them may have been that he was an oik who took it upon himself to invent words.

A four-year collegian at UCLA, Watson may have to call upon that education more than ever.

This helps Full Fact avoid being too tightly affiliated with, or reliant upon, any powerful person or group that it may have to call out with a fact check in the future.

Previous research in PNG has shown that non-physician clinicians including CHWs have been called upon to implement no-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) programmes and may be considered for a MC programme [ 35].

Now researchers may have hit upon a way to answer this question, by studying those who can take control of their sleeping brains – so called "lucid dreamers".

Mr. Marshall may have hit upon something.