Sentence examples for described with such from inspiring English sources

It is a great relief to hear an American president described with such hope and respect.

The drowned world is described with such scientific precision and clarity that it becomes vividly real to the reader.

The horror of insanity, and of the methods used to treat it, is rendered all the more excruciating for being described with such clinical lucidity.

Here, as in Megan Abbott's Dare Me and The Fever, the incessant and often vicious jockeying for position is described with such appalling accuracy as to leave this reviewer practically weeping with gratitude that she is no longer a teenager.

And the exciting stories of sexual shenanigans at the court of the emperor need to be put into the context of behavior at that time, and not described with such dubiously puritanical terms as "nymphomania" and "satyriasis".

Using the example of a one-dimensional convection-diffusion equation, the transient dynamics between the non-actuated and actuated steady state are described with such a reduced-order-model.

Yet, just three years after the tour which Owens describes with such elation on Lysandre, they'd split up.

Re "Sanctuary in Green" (July 4): The author makes a compelling case for allowing Daly Field, the property he describes with such affection, to remain green forever.

It seems to me that Jones wants to ennoble these infantrymen, whose lives he describes with such frank tenderness, and painterly attention to the telling small detail.

Though it results in some dramatic set pieces, this narrative strategy can be distracting for the reader, who frequently stops to wonder how Dolores could possibly know what she is describing with such omniscient fervor.

There are no easy answers about his attitude to the war, the English class system or even his attitude to the sport he describes with such nostalgia in Memoirs Of A Fox Hunting Man.