Sentence examples for described exist from inspiring English sources

What similarities among the stories described exist?

For the end is not eligible for the sake of any future good, nor do the pleasures which we have described exist for the sake of any future good but of the past, that is to say, they are the alleviation of past toils and pains.

In the former, all the capabilities described exist in the software itself.

The custom just described exists all over Bulgaria and has been more than once alluded to by modern ethnographers, M. Bogisic, Mr. Krauss, and others.

Sir Ken told the BBC that "as a production designer, you have the possibility of, I don't want to say fooling the audience, but of offering a form of escapism, which is very often more exciting that reality". He added that, when working on the Bond films, he had to deal with the fact that "none of the locations [Ian Fleming] described existed".

She was awarded a fellowship by the Wellcome Trust and has profited from the association – the objects she describes exist either in the Wellcome's collection or in London's Science Museum: the cloud mirror, the jealousy glass, the bone skate – the dull density of the latter in contrast to her characters: bone versus flesh.

However, these ideas must be regarded as speculative, since at present it is not possible to determine whether or not the abnormal DNA structures that we describe exist in vivo.

But language similar to what Owens describes exists on the NCPD's Arpaio page as well.

It is left open whether anything like the transformed Shepperton he describes exists or is no more than Blake's delusion.

"I'm not even sure the 'problem' you're describing exists, or is a big deal at all!" How do you deal with that?

WHEN we pick up a mythological text like "The Iliad" or "Beowulf," we like to imagine that the societies they describe existed.