Sentence examples for things we call from inspiring English sources
We even have experts in such things; we call them child psychologists.
The new iMac, which is 5 millimeters thick, looks awfully similar to those things we call televisions.
The reality is that these things we call problems are often projections of something that may or may not happen in the future.
We are, each one of us, not just defined by the arrangement of protein molecules in our cells, but also by the things we call our own.
A similarly violent attack on the UK embassy in Moscow was unlikely, he added, but "we need to be careful about the consequences of things we call for".
People assert it's unlikely, but things we call unlikely happen routinely, which we forget, because after the Berlin Wall falls or some planes crash into a couple of skyscrapers, it all looks perfectly likely in hindsight.
You have to love things and hate things, you have to make small talk and experience life all to come up with these powerful things we called ideas.
"We have this thing we call liveness," Dunkelberger says.
What is this thing — this ancient, wonderful thing — we call a story?
I can't give the gloves back, in fiction or in this thing we call reality.
Yet underneath it all remains this dark, visceral thing we call "grief".
