Sentence examples for possibly be called from inspiring English sources

What they also had in common was that neither could possibly be called a "noble crusade".

This small, upright, bow-tied person, like his small, twangy, New England state, cannot possibly be called representative of all American voters.

There will soon be two billion vehicles on the world's roads, of which fewer than about a tenth of half of 1% could possibly be called green.

It is as if a directive had come down from on high — hmm, that might actually explain this one — saying that if any group of concerts can possibly be called a festival, it should be.

Department lawyers were combing the legislative language to see if "there's any margin or widening of the interpretation of the law regarding exempt" employees who could possibly be called back to work, Mr. Hagel said.

This is a story for younger readers, about a baby barn owl called Plop (and have you, incidentally, ever come across a more perfectly appropriate name for a character? What else could a fat and fluffy baby owl with "a beautiful heart-shaped ruff... enormous, round eyes... and very knackety knees" possibly be called?) who suffers from the eponymous affliction.

The key to meaningful progress could possibly be calling Moscow's bluff.

His darkest comedy, Monsieur Verdoux, was released in 1947, and by then Chaplin was in the headlines again, as possibly being called before the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) to testify about his relations with communists, especially exiled German composer Hanns Eisler.

One case she cites is the possibility of a broadband version of the Excite portal, possibly to be called Excite Extreme.

Gizmo possibly to be called The Brain Drainer.

According to today's Financial Times, a pilot issue of a magazine known as Project Rex, but possibly to be called Gazzetta, will be circulated in two weeks' time.