Sentence examples for described not especially from inspiring English sources

Mun Verney, Ralph's heir, had insisted on marrying his second cousin Mary, whom he described, not especially flatteringly, as "a solid, judicious wench".

Especially since "Middlemarch" describes not only the process by which Dorothea decides not (at that moment) to leave her husband for true love, but the much more illuminating and dangerous process by which the evangelical banker Bulstrode hides from himself the decision to kill the man who threatens his moral and financial ascendency.

He was born into what he described as a "not especially religious home"; his father was a Zionist socialist who volunteered in the international brigades in Spain.

Ms. Ryan, 48, describes herself as not especially political, and certainly no Bush die-hard.

That caricature had faded away over the years, along with the stories of his brutal on-set perfectionism, replaced by a picture of a marginalized but respected industry elder whom journalists and collaborators have described as reticent and not especially prone to introspection.

He continued to write for the magazine after he became editor his work has been described as "enjoyable", though "not especially sophisticated".

The six central Siberian individuals formed three not previously described haplotypes that were not especially closely related to each other.

Deuchar described this year's shortlist as "not especially easy".

Many have assumed that my commitment to roads means that I am against public transport, simply because I've described it as "slow, expensive, not especially reliable, and a hideous drain on the public purse".

To describe these as masterpieces is not especially controversial, but it is also, as Adorno perhaps anticipated, somehow unseemly.

And while the language used by the Fed to describe the end to QE3 was not especially specific, it did have two key limiting variables: labour-market progress and price stability.