Sentence examples for describe very from inspiring English sources

But former and current ISA workers interviewed by the Guardian describe very different conditions.

They are about successful writers, and describe very honestly their protagonists' feelings about fame and status.

The word "studies" does not seem to describe very well what she does—"investigations" would be better.

"You describe very vividly where you would place your skin on the color spectrum, and I believe that, in that, we look very much alike.

These two stories describe very different situations, but in both cases the people struggling with adversity find the strength to keep fighting.

It can describe very well the plague in a society which blares its phantasgmagoria across the poor world so that millions come, aboard tomb ships or across murderous deserts, in search of its empty promises; and which even destroys the constant against which Camus measured human mortality: nature.

I described very clearly how we operate," he said.

This book has very Gothic violence and describes very detailed death.

This describes very well what I myself felt when I read the book in the late 1960s.

We didn't hear Uncle Joe described very often in that context.

Iriss has published four provocative scenarios describing very different notions of the social and political realities in Scotland in 2025.