Sentence examples for describe as existing from inspiring English sources

As one enters, a sound very much like that which alienists describe as existing in the heads of certain types of lunatics comes to the ears--the muffled sound of many, many phonographs.

Although MI posting and transfer and its relationship to corruption in the health sector are often described in the corruption literature, the 'symbiotic relationships' that Blunt et al. describe as existing between 'donors' and patronage systems are rarely subject to interrogation in the corruption literature (Blunt et al. 2012, p. 78).

But Justice Kennedy's 13-page majority opinion applied what he described as existing law, from which he said the lower court had deviated.

I lived a life that could best be described as existing -- for years.

Larry Sand, who runs the California Teachers Empowerment Network, an organization he describes as existing "for teachers who don't tow the union line," questioned the NEA proposal's sincerity.

The second DVD, containing episodes seven through eleven, was reviewed as failing to "materialize much real plot" and content of the episodes was described as existing "only to appeal to otaku who can get excited about moe content".

Coping can be described as existing along two dimensions, based on the approach or avoidance of the stressor [ 5].

The plant cell wall is described as existing as a multi-component structure that is hierarchical, with order existing on multiple length-scales.

The relationship between the items of any questionnaire where there are diverse indicators of a complex construct can be described as existing in dimensional and hierarchical models [ 1, 14, 37].

Previously, Infinity Ward had rather nebulously described it as existing somewhere between single-play and multiplay – essentially playing like multiplay, but with liberal use of AI-controlled bots.

United Nations officials declined to be precise about the address, but the report called it "part of a larger development in Downtown Brooklyn" and described it as existing office space where halls could be built to accommodate conferences.