Sentence examples for today called him from inspiring English sources

A House colleague for 13 years, Representative David R. Obey of Wisconsin, today called him "a crusader for financial regulation to keep the big boys honest".

There followed trips to Berlin and New York (during school holidays of course) where the young entrepreneur met with Horizons' top fund manager Solina Chau, then impressed the socks of GigaOM editor Om Malik, who today called him the Internet's newest boy genius.

USA Today called him a "pitch-perfect powerhouse".

The Huffington Post called Crowley a military man, and USA Today called him a filmmaker.

Performative works like this make some critics today call him a brilliant precursor to Postmodernism.

David Cameron praised the aid worker in a speech today, calling him and fellow hostage David Haines "the best of British".

One paper last week called him "an unsympathetic figure".

Christianity Today in 1999 called him "God's contractor".

Larry Dierker, who managed Bell the last three years, called him an enigma.

Judge Bork, in an interview with The Times in 2004, called him "generally a bit shifty".

William Colby, C.I.A. director in the mid-1970s, called him "the biggest hero of the Vietnam War".