Sentence examples for describes really from inspiring English sources

Its claim to truth is based in part on the fact that all the persons or events it describes really existed or occurred at some time in the past.

Now What?" by Noah Gallagher Shannon, which ran on the Lives page in the May 19 issue of the magazine, questioning whether the emergency landing he describes really happened and even whether he was ever on any such flight.

It is evident that these methods for investigating social phenomena can work only if the deductions that Mill describes really are valid.

This is certainly an important point, however I would reduce the paragraph since it describes really basic programming stuff.

In her third interview, three months after the end of her chemotherapy treatment, Lena describes really having missed the TA as her health, especially her digestion, had severely deteriorated during the subsequent months of chemotherapy without TA.

A quadrillion is a million billion, putting it into the kind of language used by middle schoolers to describe really humongous sums, along with gazillion and bazillion.

"Orwell's reportage is so vivid it is often tempting to ask whether events he described really happened or were invented.

It's hard to describe, really, but you feel it and hear it before it comes.

It's intangible to describe really I guess" (female, 38, public).

Are studies in isolated cell lines such as the one described really relevant when it comes to translating new therapies into practice?

This painting really describes that really well.