Sentence examples for something you call from inspiring English sources

"You think you're the only one that has a mission," he went on, "and your mission is so unique, and you expound this missionary process over and over again with something you call a vocabulary, which in itself becomes old and decrepit".

You make your moves behind the scenes and end up the highest-ranking African-American in something you call "the organization": first an express ascent at the N.B.A., now a 14th-floor office with a decent view at 2 Penn Plaza, headquarters of the Knicks.

In your most recent letter, you have a story on something you call a "Tech Winter".

MA: One of the big things you talk about is something you call "three screens and the cloud".

Something you call unique.

In the book you describe something you call the "Inner Champion".

And in many teachings, it's something you called upon yourself, whether literally or metaphorically, physically or karmically.

"If you were taking something you called 'speed' from about 1990 onward, you were actually taking powdered meth not amphetamine sulphate," she explains.

"If something breaks, you call the super and he sends someone to fix it.

"But in the last 10 years, I have found the only time you get any action is when you actually do something and you call someone out".

Hall fell prey to the formula--if something bothers you, call it a mental health problem.