Sentence examples for that might call from inspiring English sources
These are big ambitions; the kind that might call for a blockbuster exhibition.
We're looking forward to language that might call on member states to do more".
The tribunals stay away from criminal cases that might call for the imposition of punishments like lashing or stoning.
"The jury has to be free to consider anything about the defendant that might call for a sentence of less than death," Steiker said.
Like many other news organizations, NPR expects its journalists to avoid situations that might call its impartiality into question — an expectation written into the organization's ethics code.
What's more, he's touchy about anything that might slow down Aleph's responses to the market's ever-shifting preferences or that might call into question his indispensability.
They come to represent a quarrel, never explicit, between attitudes that Kael might call solemnity and that Sontag might call frivolity.
Of himself, Steven says that you might call him conceited & that he is determined to succeed in the theatre.
This, Lord Bingham conceded, was a serious problem that "might well" call for urgent attention by Parliament.
It was something that we might call feudal.
Alex mentioned that he might call him, too".
