Sentence examples for describe theirs from inspiring English sources

A study of more than 10,000 large donors by the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University suggests that while men describe their giving as practical — filling in the gaps that government can't or won't — women describe theirs as emotional, an obligation to help those with less.

Judging from her own capable life, Ms. Friedan expected her classmates to describe theirs as similarly well adjusted.

Results regarding perceived health status revealed: 287 (15.1%) women stated their health was very good; 389 (20.5%) and 696 (36.7%) described theirs as good or adequate, respectively; and 525 (27.7%) defined their health status as poor.

And the methodology most journalists employed was less than scientific (one colleague described theirs as "Mix Caipirinha; make prediction").

Anyhowsers, since we're too lazy today to put any effort into trying to describe their music (Friday), here's a song of theirs we like.

Again, the government is deliberately misleading the public by aggregating figures over an area which no one would describe as theirs.

Quite often, the teams I'm talking with think culture is some woo-woo stuff that doesn't make any difference in the end, or even if they think it does matter, they have an excruciatingly hard time describing what theirs is.

We asked people who encountered theirs to describe the experience.

In their VT, Little Mix describe that En Vogue song of theirs as "Fun but powerful".

The principal source of the film is the biography of Jobs by Walter Isaacson — an exemplary book, not least because it keeps its head while all those whom it describes are losing theirs.

The principal source of the film is the biography of Jobs by Walter Isaacson an exemplary book, not least because it keeps its head while all those whom it describes are losing theirs.