Sentence examples for that doesn't call from inspiring English sources

that doesn't call for any pastry: phyllo is used instead and it's baked in a skillet.

QUESTION FROM CHARLES: Finally, one journalist that doesn't call North Africa the Middle East.

For a piece that doesn't call attention to itself, she liked the Jackson studio sofa from Room & Board, which has tightly tailored cushions and slender arms.

From the beginning the two figures share a Midwestern accent and a plain, unmistakably American attractiveness that doesn't call attention to itself.

When order breaks down, people naturally crave to make sense of it, preferably in a way that doesn't call the basic narrative of their society into question.

It gets worse: these days, one cannot read a document from an international body that doesn't call for greater taxes on property.

He said the administration had called for Colonel Qaddafi to be removed from office while backing a United Nations resolution that does not call for regime change.

As with any Janacek score, the music consistently reinforces the drama, often in a way that does not call particular attention to itself.

Despite indications that New York would have to make trims, Mayor Koch recently announced a budget that does not call for any major cutbacks.

McKee, who used to be an actor, rarely speaks a sentence that does not call for a word so stressed that he bares his teeth.

It was a kind of virtuosity that does not call attention to itself, but leaves a listener feeling secure that the music is in capable hands.