Sentence examples for describe it would be from inspiring English sources

"The ugly way to describe it would be 'balls,' " he told Soros's biographer.

"The best way to describe it would be, 'Yes,' " Golson said.

"One way to describe it would be an act of 'creative destruction.' By this I mean we're intentionally tearing down an outdated, industrial model of learning and replacing it with more personalized and connected experiences for each student".

I guess probably the most telling way to describe it would be I actually got to New Orleans on the fifth of September, which was Labor Day– a week after the storm came to shore, which was the 29th.

To describe it would be to ruin the effect; suffice it to say that it ushers the audience into a world where disbelief can easily be suspended, as required by Shakespeare's story of lovers in a magical and mischievous wood.

The best way to describe it would be like going from Gran Turismo 4 to Gran Turismo 5. Of course virtual reality is more of a pleasant distraction than a true solution to the stresses of car buying.

Einstein discovered that the cosmos as his theory described it would be unstable, prone to collapse under its own gravity.

A Socialist England, as Orwell described it, would be a classless society with virtually no private property.

The Brain initiative, as he described it, would be a continuation of that grand tradition, an ambitious rebuttal to deep cuts in federal financing for scientific research.

(My best attempt at describing it would be if you crossed your arms in an "X" with one index finger pointing to the sky).

But given the danger at which Ms. Griswold scoffs, and the disorienting violence she describes, it would be surprising if there were a smooth, narrative coherence to her dispatches.