Sentence examples for described as often from inspiring English sources

Its work on development was described as "often fragmented and weak"; its governance was called "inefficient and ineffective".

On the Luopu government website, it is described as "often in a state of level one or two response", the highest state of emergency.

The rhythmic ideas were derived from the movement of the water, which Ms. Grice described as "often choppy and intense with a strong current".

When President Barack Obama took office, in 2009, he championed the cause of government transparency, and spoke admiringly of whistle-blowers, whom he described as "often the best source of information about waste, fraud, and abuse in government".

Sometimes they see each other while watching Gardner's grandchildren play sports or perform at a recital — encounters Doug described as often fleeting, with Gardner stopping by to watch for 15 minutes, then vanishing.

When it published Real Aid 2 a year later, ActionAid tackled the issue of technical co-operation, which it described as "often overpriced and ineffective, and in the worst cases destroys rather than builds the capacity of the poorest countries".

In one blogpost, she lists 10 recurrent themes covered by the media, which she describes as "often ill-informed".

Guzmán's own voice — which was described as nasally — often was used against him at trial.

His early work, which he described as "romantic", often concentrated on poor white Afrikaners.

His stepfather, whom Mr. Zambrano described as macho, often belittled him for his intellect.

Seldom was it the form itself that was described as beautiful, often, it was the beauty of an idea.