Sentence examples for be described not from inspiring English sources

"Tom Bedlam" is the sort of novel that tends to be described, not always admiringly, as old-fashioned.

Features of the exhibition that are worth noting are an absence of video or any kind of multimedia art, and a shared aesthetic that might be described not so much as ecstatic but celebratory -- albeit in an ironic way.

This is not a village but the area round a highway (the Rublyovo-Uspenskoye Shosse) as dacha locations tend to be described not by the village but by the highway they are on and the distance from the city's ring road.

I love pools as much as I ever did, only now there is something problematic in the relationship, so it would best be described not as a love affair but as a love-hate affair, with the hate a little more pronounced than the love.

In the long tradition of the scientific loner, Dr. Wolfram, a freelance physicist known among his colleagues for his abrasive and self-aggrandizing ways, has yanked the spotlight onto a strikingly counterintuitive idea -- that the universe is really just a big computer, something that can best be described not by analyzing equations but by trying to figure out what kind of software it runs.

Because there is no intermediate unit of which "poor" and "John" are constituents that is itself a constituent of the construction "poor John," the forms "poor" and "John" may be described not only as constituents but also as immediate constituents of "poor John".

His new film Green Zone has been described, not inaccurately, as "Bourne goes to Iraq".

It is described not just as a mere musical but as a "burlesque, extravaganza, spectacle".

The wait is described not in minutes or hours but in cars or pedestrians.

On the question of support for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, his position is described, not unfairly, as "yes and no".

In description logic-based information systems, objects are described not only by attributes but also by binary relations between them.