Sentence examples for He describes often from inspiring English sources

He describes, often quite vividly, the armies of the Central Powers and the Allies as they slog across the fields of Flanders and northern France, through the morass of the Balkans, across rivers and over mountains in Central Europe, chewing up farms and villages, not to mention millions of lives, in the process.

Almost every page has a detailed picture of the organisms (with size reference) he is describing, often showing not only the animal but its habitat, including those it eats or those that eat it.

He is invariably described (often by himself) as "cerebral".

In Mark Manson's latest book "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck", he describes how often depth and breadth are mutually exclusive.

He does not claim to have witnessed any of the Asian events he describes and often uses a passive voice for descriptions.

The book was published when he was 31, and it described often hilarious events that happened when he was between 10 and 14.

He describes the often-quoted commencement address Mr. Jobs gave to the graduating class at Stanford in 2005: "It turned out that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me," he told the students.

When President Barack Obama took office, in 2009, he championed the cause of government transparency, and spoke admiringly of whistle-blowers, whom he described as "often the best source of information about waste, fraud, and abuse in government".

He contended that one of the biggest failings of the training program was the State Department's overreliance on private contractors, whom he described as often over age and undermotivated, and expensive.

He describes how Albanian girls are often rounded up to be sexually trafficked in Italy.

His early work, which he described as "romantic", often concentrated on poor white Afrikaners.