Sentence examples for personal calling from inspiring English sources

He was extraordinarily personal, calling Taft a "fathead" and a "puzzlewit" who was "dumber than a guinea pig".

Then he got personal, calling readers and editors "small-minded cowards and former writers of substance," adding, "Who could that be, Phil?" Mr. Penn's 2004 and 2005 pieces were some of the most widely read on the Chronicle's Web site but they also "caused a spasm of eye rolling in the newsroom," said a Chronicle science writer, Carl Hall.

Explains Chirravuri, when they couldn't get Laveem to gain traction, they turned to something that had a more personal calling.

"The pressure is relentless ―  personal calling combined with relentless threats of legal action by his lawyers," recalled TV producer Michael Hirschorn, who was then an editor at New York.

I imagine that she sees providing proper bra support as a personal calling.

For Ms. Stevens, matching clients with apartments has sort of become a personal calling.

Personal calls in the office?

No one is immune to his personal name calling.

It's gotten to the point of personal name calling".

We ourselves received a personal call.

"It's a hard call, a personal call," she said.