Sentence examples for simpler to call from inspiring English sources

It might have been simpler to call the movie "Groundhog Death".

The redesign also makes it simpler to call, message or "drop in" on your other Alexa devices — the latter being the feature that turns Echo speakers into a voice-controlled intercom system of sorts, triggered by saying "Alexa, drop in on…" followed by the device name.

It's very simple to call someone angry or spoiled or the one thousand names I've been called but it's harder to try to take a look at what's really behind the curtain".

The pliant Ada is riven, "a question wrapped up in a breath: How do you survive when they place a god inside your body?" It would be too simple to call Ada pure chassis, obedient and without feature.

In retrospect, the identity of the muppeteer should have been simple to call: Sacha Baron Cohen, clad in the costume of his latest character — or, to industry skeptics, cannily grabbing some free publicity for "The Dictator," the next chapter in his saga of calculated outrage.

Its purpose is simple: to call out gender bias and bring awareness to the ongoing underrepresentation of women at all kinds of conferences, summits, and gatherings.

It's pretty damned simple to call a rehearsal when I'm the only one who needs to show up.

Moreover, tieness can solve problems present in neighborhood overlap and weight (a simpler way to call absolute frequency of interaction), which have been largely used to measure tie strength [13, 26].

Maybe it's simpler just to call this Version 2 and update the subsequent version numbers?

But because it's so simple that to call it innovation would seem an insult to the likes of Thomas Edison.

Additionally events can empty aside from the type field, allowing events to serve as simple messages to call actors.