Sentence examples for describes a world from inspiring English sources
In "Chelsea Girls," Myles describes a world of penny loafers and cut-off jean shorts, the World's Fair, highway "comfort stations," Filene's Basement, teenagers hanging out in the parking lot of Butterick's ice cream, "teevee" — all familiar baby boomer territory, but without nostalgia, and with a frankness about sexuality that opens a direct channel of connection from then to now.
The Mars/Venus view describes a world that does not exist, at least here on earth.
Darwinism, strictly interpreted, describes a world that is random, haphazard and mostly unpredictable.
It describes a world in which there are lots of savings and comparatively few attractive places to invest them.
Besides the alarming humanitarian risks associated with environmental challenges, the report describes a world that is slowly becoming more equal.
The collection's litany of glitter and patent leather, neon and sugar, describes a world that's sick with itself.
Hodgson has described a World Cup without England as unthinkable.
In More Human, I described a world run by an "insular ruling elite".
3. 'FAR AWAY' Caryl Churchill's elusive and horrifyingly familiar fable described a world dissolving into epidemic violence.
Linda Bassett as Mrs Jarrett described a world of fire, flood, and famine.
In her program notes on Friday, Donna Karan described "a world of luxury".
