Sentence examples for described questions from inspiring English sources

However, he described questions about his mayoral ambitions as "tiring".

Dacre described questions as irrelevant and at one point said loudly: "I'm not going to answer any more questions on that particular point".

When asked in recent days whether recent evidence of chemical weapons use in Syria crossed the "red line" he set in August, Mr. Obama described questions he would need to have answered — including when and how chemical weapons were used — before he would take action.

Bayliss also issued his latest endorsement of Alastair Cook's continuation as captain beyond the current series, describing questions on the subject as a "pain in the backside".

The second example describes questions occurring in the design and the operation of a solids production process.

Weinberg (1972) used the term "trans-science" to describe "questions that can be stated in scientific terms but are in principle beyond the proficiency of science to answer," and used low-dose extrapolation to illustrate trans-science.

Six skills are described: open questions, echoing, checking and formulating meaning, probing, stepping back and closed statements and questions.

He described management questions as "the most important in the short term".

A C.I.A. official who was asked to comment described the questions I raised as "policy issues," and added, "We don't do policy.

The study was described and questions addressed before asking for consent to participate.

Over 9 years since the pro-apoA-I sequence was described, many questions about this process have been answered [ 24– 29].