I said in what you might call a tearful tone, for I was near to crying with vexation because of having wasted a goodly part of the afternoon loitering about the town when I might have had everything in readiness for a hasty flight.
I'm tryin' to set up what you might call a frame; but can't find a place to put it.
I reckon it does sway a bit, for we're gettin' what you might call a full-sized nor'east gale.
I'll chock you off with a pillow; but sleepin' in a torpedo-boat's what you might call an acquired habit.
They're what you might call more or less vaccinated.
I'm what you might call officer of the deck at present.
I get a condition of what you might call inharmony.
You kind of wonder if it does any good for you to go to all the trouble you do to sacrifice yourself and try to do your duty, when it ain't what you might call appreciated.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "what you might call" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.