Sentence examples for were essentially called from inspiring English sources

She and the other four women who voted for Kavanaugh were essentially called gender traitors in a "Weekend Update" segment on "Saturday Night Live".

The odd thing was, the council members were essentially calling on the mayor to agree to something he had already called for on Friday.

Great... except that Bush's plan ISN'T going to double funding and his press conference was essentially called to spin major broken promises into looking like leadership.

While I'm not pleased with that answer (and was essentially called a "dinosaur" for believing we should continue to teach handwriting), it does raise a second question: If handwriting is no longer to be used as a form of communication but the computer is, at what age should children be learning keyboarding skills?

It's two lands are essentially called Future World and World Showcase.

In recent weeks, he has been essentially calling for the abolition of the US Senate.

Investors, who bought what regulators are essentially calling a pig in a poke, lost the same amount.

It's starting to feel like when Cuban says he's a fan like you, he's essentially calling "you" an "entitled, unlikable jerk".

Padilla was essentially calling on Puerto Rico's creditors — which include not only hedge funds but also municipal-bond funds that have been busy buying up the island's debt — to restructure its obligations.

He accuses Giuliani operatives of spying on his campaign and maintains that the comedian Jackie Mason, in describing Mr. Dinkins as a "fancy schvartze," was "essentially calling me a nigger".

Mr Weidmann is essentially calling on the German and other European governments to come clean about the fiscal consequences of a monetary union rather than disguising them within the Eurosystem.