Sentence examples for described to much from inspiring English sources

Kovalyov described, to much applause, European leaders' comments on the regime as the sort of mumbo-jumbo used by magicians.

It would make a lot of sense, given the backdrop I just described, to be much more proactive with the recruiting and training of females in these markets.

In this wonderful book, several characters in its Irish village setting are described to not so much have ridden as to have partly swapped atoms with their bicycles.

I can't even describe to you how much this small ad means to me.

"It's difficult to describe to people... how much material was suddenly available," the technology guru John Perry Barlow tells Alex Winter, the director of Downloaded, in his new documentary.

"I'm sure most people don't really know, and I'll leave that to him to describe as much as he wants to describe.

Yet they are all reduced to admitting that they don't have the tools to describe, much less to allay, the feelings of discomfort and violence that have taken over their lives.

In her memoir, Bush described how, "much to my mother's distress," she worked at a nuts and bolts factory in the summer of 1943, before heading off to Smith College.

Creischer's unsettling yet comedic video, as it has been described, owes much to Charlie Chaplin in its portrayal of societal ills.

It is difficult to describe, much easier to see.

"I have no words or tears to describe how much she meant to me," she wrote in the caption.