Sentence examples for bad description of the from inspiring English sources
As a metaphor, that is not a bad description of the science of climate forecasting.
Gloompot is not a bad description of the author of "The Sheltering Sky".
That's not a bad description of the sequester in general — it's arbitrary and shuts off access to taxpayer funded initiatives.
Two Completely Different Angles of the Same Fucking Thing – the title of the third piece, but not a bad description of the first two – redeems the evening.
An insignificant, turbulent, or corrupt junto: not a bad description of the Senate Republican caucus in the era of Inhofe and Cruz — except, unfortunately, for the "insignificant" part.
This volume is an "A to Z" of life (like the guidebook line, "London A to Z"): we know this because the titles are arranged in alphabetical order, from "Alcove" to "Zymurgy" ("the chemistry of fermentation in brewing" — not a bad description of the making of a poem).
The combination suggested a jet setter with some classic modern baggage and an American accent — which is not a bad description of this newly arrived fair.
On the other hand, theater of the absurd is not a bad description of much of the coverage provided those consumers by the mainstream media.
Worse, in the process of trying, they may end up inflating financial bubbles, which lead to unsustainable growth and grisly busts.In this section A world of pain The curse of the top dog Citi never reaps Running on empty The signal and the noise Off-track betting Still, not stagnant ReprintsStagnationists argue that this is not a bad description of America since the 1980s.
(The new book even helps explain the title of the old one: Wolf Hall, not a bad description of wherever Henry happens to be, is also the name of the Seymour family seat, to which he and the story have been inexorably heading).
In the nicest possible way, "haphazard" isn't a bad description of Stanton's slightly drifting life until the point that You're a Bad Man, Mr Gum was published, with a string of casual jobs following a swift and unexpected departure from Oxford university.
