Sentence examples for might call borrowed from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless I never have the feeling that I am living on what one might call "borrowed time".
I called "Borrowed Sun" an essay in cultural memory.
For the first of his adventures (some might call them misadventures), he borrows a sled dog -- a husky named Serge -- and trains him to pull a travois loaded with supplies.
We might call this view atemporalism, borrowing the term from Jens Johansson (2013).
She honed her style by borrowing (today we might call it appropriating) from other nations, too.
Many of Luker's most telling stories come from what you might call the sexual neoconservatives, liberals who were mugged, to borrow a phrase, by some painful encounter with extramarital sexuality.
Too small for crowd-pleasing spectaculars, the Frick Collection has specialized in what you might call the un-blockbuster: miniature shows of old masters carefully selected and borrowed from other museums.
Some might call it stalking.
Some might call this bland.
Trashy, you might call them.
