Sentence examples for clearly describing from inspiring English sources

He spoke rapidly and clearly, describing the runners on base and the Reds' defensive setup.

The most startling thing to me: when Schiller called the tea party "seriously, seriously racist," he was very clearly describing the views of two high-level Republicans he'd spoken to who voted for Obama.

It's one thing to have that sort of issue discussed in policy seminars; it's quite another to have in your hand documents clearly describing their aspirations and plans for acquiring these capabilities so that they can use them against the United States or our friends and allies around the world.

In "What to Do When the Patient Says, 'Please Don't Tell Mom' " (18 and Under, Dec. 9), Dr. Perri Klass, while clearly describing the dilemma that pediatricians face in deciding what sort of disclosure deserves parental notification, neglects a powerful technique.

Whether or not that is true, this is a good book and a useful memoir, clearly describing the process leading up to last March's invasion of Iraq from the perspective of the United Nations employee charged with trying to verifiably disarm Saddam Hussein's regime.

This would be an interesting compliment if the prodigal son in question were Lucia, but what Gilbert is clearly describing is George Balanchine's ballet "Le Fils Prodigue," which had its première in Paris, with Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, three days before Lucia's dance contest.

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William J. Nasgovitz, Heartland's president and founder, said the risks were clearly described in prospectuses.

The wording of the treaty was vague; it did not clearly describe the boundaries.

Rarely has any athlete so clearly described the real-time cognitive effects of an unhealed concussion.

You clearly describe cases of those who drowned and died in bathtubs when left alone.