Sentence examples for describes must from inspiring English sources
But the injustices it describes must stand alongside the history of injustices I kept discoveringof law, of humanity, of life: injustices that dwarfed this little man's original complaints.
The thrust of argument in this article is that technical writing, and the action or system that it describes, must be purposeful, problem-orientated, testable or repeatable, parsimonious and antifragile.
Prometheus was traditionally the founder of all human arts through his gift of fire, and Plato here supposes that the philosophical method he describes must likewise have been due to some Prometheus, perhaps under the influence of Philolaus' own allusion to Prometheus in his cosmology (see 4.2 above).
The possible "first" President Obama described must be considered against that recent history.
The topographic features we describe must be large enough (typically > 10 m) so that they will not erode in one orbit of the nucleus around the Sun.
What's more, buyers are held to a pretty strict set of rules (Must be fully functional, must be as described, must not have a bad ESN [must not be reported lost or stolen], no water damage, and the screen/battery must be in great shape).
It is for such reasons that Husserl demanded (in Ideas) that in a phenomenological description proper the existence of the object(s) (if any) satisfying the content of the intentional act described must be "bracketed".
The empathic connection I am describing must be sharply distinguished from scanning the environment for cues in a pursuit of intellect-only, hyper-vigilance to ascertain where threats and opportunities lie.
It's more that the little I have described must suffice here for the larger argument, an argument that can only be driven home by your witness, not mine.
Briefly, the process we describe must be regulated to prevent rampant retrograde fusion of ERGIC membranes with the ER.
All the results shown and described must be considered as a possible direction for further lab experiments.
