Sentence examples for really call for from inspiring English sources

Then they'd really call for a cease-fire".

And he was a bit light on details, but the occasion didn't really call for granularity.

"Writing reviews of M.R.E.'s would have been funny," Mr. Anderson said, "but the situation didn't really call for comedy".

The lyrics may be as subtle as a bullet in the head, but such explosive ire doesn't really call for subtlety.

Do these times really call for such a drastic measure?

I have some quibbles in some places (such as his dislike for cities and contention that they are resource hogs), but overall the Pope does not really call for an end to progress.

If high tide and heavy rains come together, you are really calling for a disaster".

"Here's a place where Governor Romney is really calling for a different approach," Mr. Chen said.

And when told that the piece's outsized scale really called for its own, specially designed space, Castle replied, "I've thought about how to do that room".

If a person's taste buds are really calling for a prime rib of beef or a crispy brown pork chop, stewed chicken will not satisfy.

Though the job of fashioning the dough for fresh fruit pies, tarts, cobblers and such can be improvised with a wine bottle, it really calls for a well-made rolling pin that's sleek and balanced.