Sentence examples for powerful to call from inspiring English sources

It is powerful to call your son "dear," it is powerful to feel that the world is dear, it is powerful to always strive to see everything as dear.

The question of fairness is trickier: doxxing is often justified as a rare tool that the powerless can use against the powerful to call attention to perceived injustices".

Were this powerful faction to call their yellow-shirted supporters back to the streets in protest, they could provoke a confrontation the army is keen to avoid.

They have been net buyers so far this year as well.The trend is not nearly powerful enough to call a market bottom.

As the most-traveled Secretary of State in history, Clinton met face to face with powerful leaders to call them on the carpet and discuss the rights of women and girls around the world.

In moments of weakness, I have a powerful reinforcement to call upon: "I embrace you, Holy Spirit!" Ah, I can see the rage of anger flickering on your flushed face, Devil.

1 Tavera asserted that because universities have a stated commitment to act in the public interest, students, academics, and university administrators are in a unique and powerful position to call for broader access to university research for low- and middle-income countries and answer research questions that address diseases of the poor.

So it set up a powerful European committee to call ministers to account.

But the desire to maim and murder had its roots in a disease of the mind so powerful and passionate that to call it political or procedural hardly seems to capture its nature, or its prevalence.

As a young girl she saw the Bible "as a book of spells, one whose extravagant metaphors, whose terrible and powerful parables were ways to call God down to earth".

"Call me naive," writes Sloan, "but I think that if you're going to own a high-class journalistic enterprise like the Post, whose job is to call powerful forces to account, you should expect to be called to account yourself".