Sentence examples for To be summing from inspiring English sources
At that moment, she seemed to be summing up just how the audience felt.
The one in the zoot suit seemed to be summing up his impressions of army life, and our friend heard him say.
d) Overlay of components to be summed.
The Lebesgue integralNote that the areas, or slices, to be summed are horizontal rather than vertical.
It refused to be summed up neatly, to be encapsulated in a paragraph or so".
People are too interesting and too complicated to be summed up in a simple assessment.
Too complex to be summed up by a single show, if you ask Wilimon.
Benson has too many dimensions to be summed up by a simple radar-gun reading.
If this year's series were to be summed up in one phrase, it might be the Year of the Woman.
Some of your problems were far too complicated to be summed up, let alone solved, in 450 words.
Our experiences of everything are too mediated — by contexts and intentions and likeness — to be summed up in a number.
