Sentence examples for described him that from inspiring English sources

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There was no official mention of his likeness to Mr. Burroughs, although Mr. Smith, the yogurt store clerk, had described him that way to the police.

A Ventura County Sheriff's Office report described him that night as "cooperative, seems stable," though McIlvain remembered how he repeatedly buried his head on the desk and wept.

Deflecting the association with Orlando, Strachan, whom Romney had charged with vetting the investors, described him that same year to the Globe as "the black sheep of the family...

Actually, to put a finer point on it, the prosecutor described him that way; Mr. Timmins just muttered something agreeable.

His colleagues described him that he was a "perfect administrator".

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"Russians don't describe him that way at all.

A TV commentator describes him that day as "just evil".

Asked whether Abbott was "off the leash and leaking like a crazy person", Pyne said he would not "describe him that way".

Yet he was indisputably a mass murderer, and in the articles she wrote for The New Yorker, as well as in "Eichmann in Jerusalem," the book that followed, Arendt introduced a phrase to describe him that has become part of the modern vocabulary — "the banality of evil".

Or, in my case, the next time I think about describing him that way.

And Mike G found out he was an official member only when he overheard Hodgy describing him that way to someone else.

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