Sentence examples for really calls from inspiring English sources

Some say Maher really calls the shots behind the scenes.

It really calls out, we think, for art".

Obama had met Smith's mother on a recent downstate swing and had discovered that "she's the one who really calls the shots there".

The sentiment was something approaching: 'I can't believe we let these guys run our lives for decades.' "But one year on, many wonder who really calls the shots.

In a classic understatement, he added: "It really calls into question whether or not this was the kind of offer that would be considered to be good faith".

Strand really calls attention to the theme of this episode, that the world has changed and those who aren't willing to sacrifice will die.

Can you really call that Southern?

Does anybody really call themselves a "recessionista"?

So I couldn't really call Gregor.

Do you really call this democracy?

"This is really called love.