Sentence examples for might call these from inspiring English sources

You might call these situations brutality cascades.

A lawyer might call these late fees "liquidated damages" for the airline's breach of contract.

(We might call these "external" and "internal" pluralism respectively, for future reference).

Some might call these phenomena aberrations, but for Nicolas Pelham they are evidence that the narrative of relentless negativity and narrow-minded sectarianism in the Middle East conveyed by most media is simplistic and wrong.

In a Brahmin display of no-display, they might call these camps; but even in their scruffy-Oxford, faded-denim, sockless-tennis-shoe and wretched-hat informality, the reedy-voiced men and resonant-voiced women gave off an air of separateness that they would be the last -- and those who breathed it, the first -- to call superior.

Microsoft might call these "Distractors".

We might call the first of these an extreme version of (judgment) internalism.

Some might call this bland.

A cynic might call this Mosesville.

We might call this the New Secularism.

High Baroque, you might call the kiosk.