Sentence examples for describe something else from inspiring English sources

But in the background, many Syrians describe something else that has them cowering with fear: a wave of lawlessness not unlike the crime wave Iraq experienced during the conflict there.

But it's also become a very convenient way to describe something else.

(Oddly, Samantha Power's "monster" comment was slammed by some Hillary supporters as being misogynistic, too - kind of a reach, given that it came from a woman. My only beef with Ms. Power is that her comment demonstrated too much restraint. I guess she already used "a problem from hell" to describe something else).

But to these men, the phrase described something else.

Rarely will they ever use the word, thinking that it describes something else.

Ficowski describes something else: when he felt anxious or ill at ease he drew a rudimentary house, roof and chimney, door and windows, "with his finger on a wall, in the air or with a pencil on a scrap of paper.

It is an artifact rather than a narrative describing something else because the book itself is the story.

How else can you describe something that, if nothing else, was completely out of this world?

Dairy-free ice-cream may seem like an oxymoron, but it's really for want of better words – how else describe something that has never been near a cow, yet tastes like Reese's Pieces with all the creaminess you'd expect from frozen dairy?

How else to describe something that has not happened in 52 years?

Friendster, sometimes described as a dating network, sometimes described as something else, is premised on the idea that it connects people not through random searches but through "through networks of friends".