Sentence examples for I described often from inspiring English sources

The child I described often suffers from an undiagnosed disorder of sensory integration.

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

Randy Newman describes, often elliptically, a girl's final farewell to her father.

The other half were those who agreed that acts such as I described were rampant and often command-directed, but didn't see a problem with 'our heroes blowing off a little steam.'.

Not everyone falls neatly into one or another of the categories I describe; we're often a bit of this and a bit of that.

In The Lighthouse Method, I describe how smart people often feel they need to have a master plan before they can embark on making significant changes in their lives.

So I mean no offence when I describe Pugh's opinions as often representing the cynicism about successive leaders that so debilitated the party before the early love affair with Tony Blair.

However, I do describe myself often as one of the youngest MPs.

When I was attending Princeton 20 years after the first female graduate, I often described it as an all-male college that let in women.

I often describe the way I see science as an exponential curve that is reaching its designated limit: there is an infinitely small space that is forever in place – never does the curve actually reach its limit.

Armed with all this hard-earned knowledge, I created 20x200, which I often describe as the gateway drug of the art world.