The first part of the proposition is true, no man has denied it; the addition which I have made to it then, is the discordant part, and proves the embargo is not submission.
I cannot call to mind that I have ever met a man who bore himself better.
We were good friends in the past, were we not, and I cannot callto mind that I have ever done you injury.
In all our fights in France I cannot call to mind any in which they have been so strong or we so weak as now, so that there will be the more honor to be gained.
I dare not say no good man ever hath the same; for securely I know not all folks in this world: yet of them I do know, I cannot call to mind a verily good man or woman that hath seemed me to possess this power over his fellows.
I cannot call it a romance without a heroine, because there is a woman in it, and a woman with whom I am myself very much in love.
I cannot call it a novel without a hero, because it is altogether dedicated to the adventures of one man.
The present communication is penned within the personal range (I cannot call it the society) of an individual, in a state closely bordering on intoxication, employed by a broker.
I cannot call to mind where or when, in my childhood, I had seen a stained glass window in a church.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cannot call" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
