Sentence examples for are regularly described from inspiring English sources

Government decisions, ministers and U-turns are regularly described as "farcical".

His woodcuts for books and vignettes for Wedgwood (the alphabet mug, the boat-race bowl), are regularly described as witty and charming.

These dances have black origins and are regularly described in terms used to stereotype black women: they are overly sexual, animalistic, uncivilised.

In one particular organisation, women "of a certain age" are regularly described as "grannies" and written off with the proverbial bonnet and shawl, while young male "wolves" are thrown all the opportunities.

Similar arguments are made in "Fibonacci Applications and Strategies for Traders" by Robert Fischer (1993, Wiley) and are regularly described in survey texts like "Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets" by John J. Murphy (1999, New York Institute of Finance).

The decision to turn to the fund for help is a sobering turnaround for Mr. Orban, whose center-right Fidesz Party dominates the government and whose economic policies are regularly described as unorthodox.

It is regularly described as a liberal group.

It is regularly described as the most valuable trophy in American sports.

JESSE Helms, Republican of North Carolina, is regularly described as a political anachronism.

During the cold war, Kaliningrad was regularly described as the most militarised place on Earth.

As a crime victim whose ordeal is regularly described as unthinkable, Dr. Petit is spoken of in hushed tones.