Sentence examples for described in such a from inspiring English sources

There is little chance of doctors' hard work, skill and importance being  recognised when they are described in such a derogatory way.

Though it doesn't sound it, the issue was sensitively handled, but all I could think while reading it was how my own brother, and those like him, would never be described in such a way.

The core definitions that they use around gender and gender identity should be withheld or described in such a way that they are not getting into a major social debate".

And although Krauss uses the historical dislocation of the Holocaust as the reason for Gursky's broken life, the fact that the outcome is so elegant and the emotions are always described in such a stylish, glancing way means that we never get the sense that we are coming up against any real horror or despair.

His film, like Persona, lacks a paraphrasable story and cannot be described in such a way as to give it easily assimilated meaning Critics requiring that kind of content have accused Altman of indulging himself, of not bothering to give shape and form to his fantasies.

This paper shows how building and possible fenestration retrofits are described in such a MILP program.

And so it seems to delight her no end that much of an installation that she will present in her inaugural exhibition at the new Upper East Side outpost of the gallery Hauser & Wirth on Tuesday cannot be reproduced legibly in a family newspaper, and, in fact, takes a little delicacy even to describe in such a newspaper.

Since the metaphors of warfare are often used to describe the battle between pathogen and host, we will describe in such a context, the molecular communication (quorum sensing) mechanisms used by bacteria to co-ordinate virulence at the population level.

I had never before heard events described in such detail from a police point of view.

What is described in such poetry, therefore, is "a play between actions and events" (PKÄ, 208).

Indeed, missing data are solely described in such studies for assessing acceptability of a questionnaire [ 30, 31] and PMS or IMS-based methods are often used for imputation.