Sentence examples for described as complete from inspiring English sources

The outcome of the recent negotiations is described as complete capitulation.

Pietersen also described as "complete and utter lies" a suggestion that he is facing disciplinary action as a result of his attitude to England warm-up games.

The batsman also described as "complete and utter lies" a suggestion that he is facing disciplinary action as a result of his attitude to England warm-up games.

Spanish prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero was forced to deny market rumours his country would ask for €280bn from the European Union, something he described as "complete madness".

Only Jews who live in the ancestral homeland, speaking Hebrew, the rhythms of their life set by a Jewish calendar and, most important of all, taking responsibility for the decisions of the world's only Jewish society by participating in its democratic decision-making – only those Jews can be described as "complete".

Their dignified reaction to Khawaja's untimely fall was all very well but if they want to get on the telly again they might want to spice it up – maybe take a leaf out of Annie Underwood's book, who celebrated every try scored by her sons for England at Twickenham in the early Nineties with what can only be described as complete abandon.

But this ostensibly modest "refresh" reflects a huge shift in working practices, which a memo sent out before the summer holidays described as "completing the digital newsroom".

The World Health Organization has recommended that gestational age of infants be described as completed weeks [ 7], so data stated in this manner were favored.

Even in genomes described as completed or finished, the underlying quality at each base is unknown and the error rate can be variable genome-wide.

Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea, 24, says he is happy at Old Trafford and describes as "complete lies" reports that his relationship with Reds manager Louis van Gaal has broken down.

Today, Ed Miliband used PMQs to hit out at the prime minister over the plans, which the Labour leader described as "a complete shambles".