Sentence examples for described sometimes from inspiring English sources

Backstage rivalries and pressures are described, sometimes with surprising eloquence.

The world then is an awkward nursery school with memories that are described, sometimes more than once, but never explained.

In other works he described, sometimes with humour but sometimes with bitterness, the struggles of merchants to make fortunes.

In real-life Baltimore, Maryland state – described sometimes as "Bodymore, Murderland" – there were 234 murders in 2008, the fewest in 20 years.

Soon to be Jamaica's governor, Sir Henry Morgan (described sometimes as the Welsh Alexander the Great but more often as a pox-ridden bundle of vices) terrorised the cocky conquistadores.

He's proud that the Romeo and Juliet film was described, sometimes derided, as an MTV movie because that connected with the kids who realised they could be moved by Shakespeare.

In often sordid testimony, the women described sometimes-brutal nights that, they said, were not fun for them at all.

Yet he still sees and describes — sometimes even introduces — himself as an Oklahoman and a Southwesterner.

"I describe sometimes what I do as working with the leftovers or dusty aesthetics," she said as we had lunch in Krakow.

And the Lancet report describes, sometimes in scary terms, how much worse things could get if we don't act now.

And the circumstances she describes are sometimes hilarious, sometimes repellent, never dull.