Sentence examples for Answer the description from inspiring English sources

If it is true, as supporters of the causal proof suppose, that God alone can answer the description of a necessary being, then whatever exists necessarily is God and whatever is God exists necessarily.

The advice, seen by Guardian Australia, argues the commonwealth has the power to make laws for "naturalisation and aliens" but not to define alien so broadly as to give it power over "persons who could not possibly answer the description of aliens".

Not till early this year did the Lowell astronomers succeed in detecting in the constellation Gemini a faint moving star-like point, which seemed to answer the description of the long-looked-for planet, and on March 13, Dr. V. M. Slipher, Dr. Lowell's successor as director of the observatory, felt sufficiently confident to announce the discovery of Lowell's trans-Neptunian planet.

Nothing else answers the description.

"Nothing [in Abdeslam's movements] answers the description of a pre-planned escape," one French police source told The Independent.

He gave a careful description of the woman, and finally, on being notified that the body of a woman answering the description was at the Morgue, he went there, accompanied by his two-year-old daughter.

They were shot Sunday night as they approached a suspect answering the description of a man who had held up a grocery store a few minutes earlier at 1041 Winthrop Street, on the border of East Flatbush and Brownsville.

Since then, some 20 outbreaks of a disease closely answering the description of neuromyasthenia have been reported in 7 widely scattered countries & its distinctive features can be seen in at least 3 earlier epidemic episodes.

The last time occurred in the San Fernando Valley one night about 10 p.m. On the way to the freeway the police pulled me over and when I asked why, they said I answered the description of a bank robber (one of the lies they always tell).

Preferably one who doesn't answer to the description Big Girl's Blouse".

Perhaps alone among authors who answer to the description of "walking-stick nut" and who sell their own handmade jewelry in cafés, he was nominated for a Nobel Prize.