Sentence examples for rather call it from inspiring English sources

What would you rather call it?

"I would rather call it unobtrusive computing," he said.

But change is in the air -- the Board of Trustees would rather call it "reinvention from the ground up".

When I observe that Elvis Costello, the character played by the man who was born Declan MacManus, is ironic, he grunts and says he'd rather call it "perverse".

And as for the leap, well, I'd rather call it a plunge, plummeting straight to ground like a dropped, stolid, clunking brick.

Rather, call it a gospel concert, dressed up as a series of lead-ins to narration, declaration, explanation, pamphleteering and speechifying.

The employee, Shinyung Oh, did not say the firing was related to the miscarriage but rather calls it a case of terrible timing.

Mr. Rather called it a "good day" for his side and — referring to the name for the CBS headquarters — "a bad day for Black Rock".

Not one of these letters, all written by women, acknowledged that Turner committed rape, but rather called it a "misunderstanding" and a "mistake in drinking excessively".

Rather than call it quits, Toyota relocated the tooling to Cambridge, Ontario, and gave the Matrix another four years of life.

"I'm delighted we at least have an opportunity to restage the match, rather than call it a replay.