Sentence examples for describe in a nutshell from inspiring English sources

The restaurant scene in the neighborhood around Carnegie Hall is too rich to describe in a nutshell: Italian, Japanese, Greek, cheap, extravagant.

And in his comment he described in a nutshell the phenomenon of art that is simultaneously low and high, and beyond both.

When a guest refuses a drink, and Edgar says, disapprovingly, "I want excess, or what's the point?" the audience rustles appreciatively, as if McKellen, in passing along Edgar's philosophy of life, had also described in a nutshell the essence of his own performance.

In an interview with Studs Terkel – part of which can be heard here – Alinsky describes his method in a nutshell, sketching a dialogue with the tenant of poverty-ridden, cockroach-infested housing: What would happen if you didn't pay your rent?

During an interview with Adesope of Factory 78 TV, Wizkid described his life in a nutshell.

And that describes his own work in a nutshell.

Leaner and nicer: that in a nutshell describes the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival, which begins Wednesday with the world premiere of Woody Allen's new comedy, "Whatever Works".

That, in a nutshell, describes Maryland Institute College of Art President Fred Lazarus IV.

Nyko, in a nutshell, has described all the things I needed as a child.

That describes Budiansky's own modus operandi in a nutshell.

In a nutshell, the SDM describes data and its metadata containers that can be used to aggregate scientific data and metadata and relate them together.