Sentence examples for delegate describing from inspiring English sources

On the sidelines after the discussion, a delegate describing himself as a market participant leapt to the defence of Mr Osborne and Mr Carney, saying it was perfectly clear that the 7% had been a threshold and not a trigger for the raising of interest rates.

It followed lobbying by Azerbaijan that one delegate described as "unmatched in its brazenness".Worse was to come.

As one delegate described it to me, it's one of the few – if perhaps the only event – to bring Geeks and Investors together in Germany.

One delegate described the debate as a "disgrace".

A Labour insider, who was loosely associated with Kendall's campaign, interprets the conference mood slightly differently to the delegates, describing it as subdued.

A well trailed leadership manoeuvre did not prevent some delegates describing porn as a "safety valve" for some, and criticising attempts to regulate porn as motivated by "political correctness and prudery".

Conference delegates described Tories "rolling over with delight" as the speech continued, while commentators afterwards wrote that it was Mr Johnson's "best ever", "quite brilliant" and "just superb".

In fact, a majority of the 2,066 delegates described themselves as somewhat or very conservative, and their views on a variety of topics reflected that.

Many delegates described a big change in their own attitudes towards quotas as a way to get more women representatives in all countries.

Delegates described Gove and Wilshaw as showing an "abject failure to improve education or treat teachers, parents and pupils with respect".

Still, nearly 9 in 10 delegates described themselves as supporting Mr. Kerry enthusiastically, with the rest split about evenly between those who were supporting him with reservations or only because he is the likely party nominee.