Sentence examples for described like that from inspiring English sources

Bourke giggles, "I've never heard it described like that, but it kind of is".

While I want the girls to be described like that [too], they're athletes.

What other voluntary activity can be described like that?

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In 1976, Chappell wrote about his attitude to the opposition:... although we didn't deliberately set out to be a 'bunch of bastards' when we walked on to the field, I'd much prefer any team I captained to be described like that than as 'a nice bunch of blokes on the field.' As captain of Australia my philosophy was simple: between 11.00am and 6.00pm there was no time to be a nice guy.

Described like that, it may sound like an essay, but it's a delight, Rohmer's cousin to Woody Allen's Manhattan Murder Mystery.

Not only did it make every other car shown at the 1955 Salon de Paris look old-fashioned, it also drove beautifully, its ride described as like that of a magic carpet.

When I put my first website up, I described myself as cutesy and sweet and submissive, and by describing myself like that, I was attracting people who were seeking to dominate.

Darting in and out of the action is Chic Daniel, a retired LAPD detective and the "godfather" of Hollywood technical consulting although he's too modest to ever actually describe himself like that, according to line producer Peter Feldman.

I don't know how to describe things like that".

If you describe it like that people understand what you are talking about".