Sentence examples for might call direct from inspiring English sources
In its preface the author rejects what we might call direct action in favour of "gradual yet decided intellectual exertions".
The farm bill, up for renewal in 2012, includes an agricultural subsidy portion worth up to $30 billion, $5 billion of which is what you might call handouts, direct payments to farmers.
One thing that Strange Interlude did underline is that when the aside is what you might call a direct aside – aimed squarely into the auditorium – the effect is much funnier than if it's the rendition of a private inner thought.
"It's something I call direct democracy.
All the planning and effort go toward what might be called directed fun, an entertainment package always mindful of imparting a gospel message.
There is even evidence that what you might call the "irrational premium" rises in direct proportion to the amount of flattering press coverage a bidder received.Some would say that every bid is the work of an egomaniac.
But FEMEN's "sextremism" is primarily directed against what its activists might call Vatican "sextremism" when it comes to birth control and abortion.
Is there a direct line between concern about immigration and what we might call "popular racism"?
A more optimistic person might call it "unification," but realistically it's not that but a more directed fragmentation.
Trashy, you might call them.
