Sentence examples for describes it today from inspiring English sources

If the Internet of 1995 was a postmodern playhouse, allowing individuals to engage in unbridled expression, Turkle describes it today as a corporate trap, a ball and chain that keeps us tethered to the tiny screens of our cellphones, tapping out trite messages to stay in touch.

Larry Elliot described it today as the "Green New Deal".

A unity government would be a "survival embrace" for both men, as a senior opposition figure described it today.

Mr. La Bella described it today as a 94-page report on the progress of the investigation, with a foot-thick stack of exhibits attached.

That is what makes France's arrest of Madame Agathe such "huge news" — as a press officer for Rwanda's President Paul Kagame described it today.

Denham described it today as "unprecedented in scale" — and likely the largest investigation ever undertaken by a data protection agency in Europe.

It won't be as easy as one aide described it last week, as shaking an Etch-a-Sketch and starting afresh.

And Mr. Snow described it last summer as "a real innovation in tax policy, a bold step in the direction of affordable health care for all Americans".

The deal struck between the two candidates remained fragile, however, and Mr. Lazio's campaign manager, Bill Dal Col, described it yesterday as tenuous.

Criticizing the Clinton administration package, the director of the United Nations counterdrug program here, Klaus Nyholm, described it last week as "a lot of stick and very little carrot".

Consequently, the genocide is, as Pope Francis eloquently described it last year, an open wound for Armenians.