Sentence examples for described as considerable from inspiring English sources

Michel gathered up the child and returned to his family estate, near Lille, where Yourcenar lived until the age of nine, in what she later described as considerable happiness.

He then grabbed his ice axe, and brought it down with what was described as "considerable" force on Carol's face, and smashed the front right-hand side of her face, splitting open her head and smashing her teeth.

After what Yankovic described as "considerable expense" in writing, recording, and mastering the song in the studio, he contacted Gaga's management again with a completed recording of the song.

Partly because of Soviet intransigence, and partly because of what The Lancet would describe as "considerable logistical challenges," epidemiological studies were never begun that might have helped link the disaster to Poland's thyroid problems.

Frustrated by the match, and what she describes as considerable pressure to conform to conservative standards, Ms. Nath fled, divorced her husband and even left a job at Oracle.

The considerable volume enhancement elicited with injectable PLLA was described, as well as the potential longevity of the results.

"I would be compensated with a quantity described as 'of considerable value.' I did not consent, naturally".

Finally, at the seventeenth, the official assessed him a one-shot penalty for exceeding the forty-second time limit by what another official subsequently described as "a considerable margin".

The missile might have been moved for training, testing, or demonstration; it was described as having "considerable" range, but nothing capable of reaching the United States; still, the U.S. is accelerating the deployment of an advanced missile-defense system to Guam, two years ahead of schedule.

Archytas is portrayed as Plato's inferior in his understanding of philosophy, and Plato is even presented as responsible for some of Archytas' political success, insofar as he establishes the relationship between Archytas and Dionysius II, which is described as of considerable political importance (339d).

The bridge was completed less than one year after construction began, which would later be described as "a considerable achievement of the management and workforce for such a complex structure".