Sentence examples for works calls from inspiring English sources

Jean Orselli, an engineer at the Ministry of Public works, calls Mr. Got's conclusions naïve.

The writer Jonathan Lethem, who included five novels from this period in the Library of America anthologies he edited of Dick's essential works, calls it Dick's most fruitful time.

Extrapolating a three-dimensional reality from the confusing welter of reflected light our retinas receive is what Steven Pinker, director of the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience at M.I.T. and the author of the best-selling "How the Mind Works," calls "an ill-posed problem" -- one for which the available data can lead to many different solutions.

John McCleary of Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, who has edited Milnor's collected works, calls Milnor a master of understated elegance.

As with Tibetan Buddhist sand mandalas, the ephemeral nature of Earth art and other site-specific works calls attention to the impermanence of art itself, highlighting the importance of the generative creative process over its result.

Other works called on viewers to act.

The last, in April, is a mini-retrospective of more than 30 works called "Madame Fisscher".

Hedy N. Chang, director of Attendance Works, called the Johns Hopkins study an important milestone.

I own one of his key works, called The Great Castigation Series: Coca Cola.

GM has a similar people hauler in the works called the Chevrolet Orlando.

A collection of his works, called Revelations, opens tonight.