Sentence examples for really call it from inspiring English sources

Five's lack of a distinct identity was not helped by its cumbersome rebranding - does anyone outside of its Covent Garden offices really call it Five?

They shouldn't even really call it electroshock.

But you can't really call it elegant.

I don't really call it a benching.

But if they really call it?

"You cannot really call it an election," he said.

Neuman previously worked at Aster Data, a big data analytics company that was doing "big data analytics" before anybody really called it that.

And they're really calling it a Series Awesome;  Co-founder Jason Baptiste explained the need to raise even more cash, "We realized what we are building is a larger opportunity than we ever thought while growing at a breakneck speed.

"We're really calling it the heartbeat of the organization, in how it really touches on everything and pulls all the different pieces of the company together".

To make sure we are all on the same page, Kemet is what Ancient Egypt was really called; it had no relation to the name Egypt, which was given to it by more white men, the Greeks.

Says Holden: "It's about time Manchester had a new namesake food stuff, that it can really call its own.