Sentence examples for sounds a call from inspiring English sources
The March for Science demonstrates our passion for science and sounds a call to support and safeguard the scientific community.
Adorno sounds a call to arms for those who wish to ride off into the sunset of avant-garde obscurity: [Modern music] has taken upon itself all the darkness and guilt of the world.
* * * (A)ny desire by a governmental bureau to ultimately, by insiduous (sic) or other methods, take over the control the dominion of the streams within the States and to override State authority at once becomes not only abhorrent but gives rise to a feeling of bitter resentment and sounds a call to arms for self-defense.
They should sound a call to responsible action.
Gloria Steinem said that Ms. Millett and "Sexual Politics" had sounded a call.
The Sikhs sounded a call to rebuild, though they were visibly shaken by the loss.
The Hechinger Report: Elite Colleges Sound a Call to Reshape Admissions – but Will it Spur Any Concrete Changes?
Not to scare us, but to prepare us, and, when necessary, sound a call for changing course.
Mr. Nadler also sounded a call for Mr. Mueller to turn over all of his underlying investigative documents.
Even in the drowsy days of August, within academia the article by Ms. Graham and Mr. Thompson has sounded a call to rhetorical arms.
First and foremost, it is the sound—"a call of nature, an atavistic summons"—directly descended from the clamour that brought down the walls of Jericho.
