Sentence examples for question calling from inspiring English sources
If you are questioning whether to watch or not, maybe question calling yourself a fan.
(Godwin sidestepped the question, calling the whole situation "unfortunate").
It boiled down to the question: calling a woman sexy – acceptable or not?
Some readers were more polite than others in asking about it, after the blog Talking Points Memo raised the question, calling the stories "dramatically different".
Last week, at another news conference, he cut off a reporter who used the word "maintain" in a question, calling the word inappropriate because of its confrontational connotation.
His pungent take on Updike's series of "Bech" novels managed at once to express a certain awe at the writer's talents while discounting the books in question, calling them "works of the left hand".
Clearly, the question called for more research.
The project in question, called Kayelekera, is to start production shortly.
This question, called the Synoptic problem, has been elaborately studied in modern times.
The article in question called Mr. Palmer "a buffoon" and said he posed a threat to democracy.
The material in question, called silicene, comes in layers of silicon just one-atom thick.
