Sentence examples for described as that from inspiring English sources

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I've seen her described as that, and it's complete rubbish.

The resulting taste is commonly described as that of cardboard or plastic.

It hardly conjured up what Mr. Parks tunefully described as that "all-American face and form".

"This was a pilot, an experiment, described as that," she said.

How did the actress whom Pauline Kael described as "that naughty-innocent comedienne" become so tragic and genuine?

Lucy Porter Actress and comedian His comedy is widely described as that of the meek, overlooked and downtrodden, and that's what I love about him.

Instead, England made a great impression on him when he attended Cambridge University after graduating from Yale and his subsequent career could be described as that of Anglophile.

It's considered to be a middle class festival and in truth, the audience is very comfortable to be described as that, but they have a passion about it.

Another passion of Ricks's, Bob Dylan, sustains an inexhaustible bootleg industry, and the new "Editorial Composite" of The Waste Land might be described as that poem's Basement Tapes.

The idea is described as that cruise point, maximum lift to drag point and pitch trim point are in the same flight attitude.

It gives us entry into what Nathaniel Hawthorne, in one of his notebooks, described as "that pleasant mood of mind where gaiety and pensiveness ­intermingle".

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