Sentence examples for plainly called from inspiring English sources

The situation plainly called for bold action, and Officer Juan M. Ornelas met the challenge by brandishing a Taser and asking Ms. Brooks if she knew what it was.

In Egypt, women not infrequently ruled as regents, with the title King's Mother, but Hatshepsut's ascent to full pharaoh-hood, with a legitimate male heir at hand, plainly called for an ideological campaign of considerable dexterity.

But stocks in private companies generally come under the heading "other" securities, though sometimes they're plainly called "restrictive".

A pair of newly launched apps – one oddly dubbed "Ice Cream" and another more plainly called "Room for More" – want to address this problem by offering an iCloud alternative that can help users take better advantage of their mobile devices.

Shirley's niece, Carol Shirley Kimble, plainly called it, "a white man's version of a black man's life".

The segment concluded with the MPAA providing a canned statement that plainly called Kim Dotcom a thief.

It's easy to understand why: a self-made woman who plainly calls the shots in her career, she doesn't suffer fools.

Let's just boldly and plainly call a spade a spade.

The original Russian intention was to try to compel American cooperation, firstly in the war against jihadism and, more generally, to compel the U.S. and Europe to acknowledge that their own security interests intersect directly with those of Moscow and that this intersection plainly calls for partnership rather than confrontation.

"One Day" and "The Station" efficiently nail a he-said-she-said dynamic; another track is called, plainly, "Accusations".

Aristotle's reference to a dialogue called simply the Hippias is plainly to the Hippias Minor (Metaphysics 1025a6 13).