Sentence examples for one could call from inspiring English sources

I won't tell Carlos' full story here–a wondrously fabled tale of a character of my generation who, even early on, one could call a genuinely Great Man.

With the dump not on firm footing, one could call the plan for its expansion faulty.

On the basis of spending alone, one could call him a moderate, a centrist, a mainstreamer.

One could call that design intervention.

One could call him a realist.

No one could call Graham a Romantic.

Not one could call my name.

No one could call O'Hara unobserving.

No one could call his methods progressive; no one could call them ineffective, either.

No one could call Mr Bush weak and ineffectual.

Not that!' I suppose one could call it unconcern.