Sentence examples for describes seems from inspiring English sources
The last Islamist revolution was in Iran, but the rage Lewis describes seems to be confined mainly to Arabs.
The process of becoming friends with someone that Wells describes seems extremely superficial – every move he makes is calculated.
Mr. Winerip's piece may have come just in time; at least some of the advice he describes seems universal enough to apply to any essay prompt.
Although barely more than a decade ago, the time she describes seems like another era, a forgotten world of boozy lunches and capacious expense accounts.
If the closeted way of life the movie describes seems quaint in the age of gay liberation, the human nature it portrays has no shelf life.
Yuval Levin has one of the most perceptive takes on Charles Murray's "Coming Apart" that I've read to date: … the cultural disaster Murray describes seems to be a failing of America's moral (and therefore largely its religious) institutions.
The people Diamond describes seem immersed in the collective.
And Lowell, the bearer of a famous Boston name, measures up to them, even though the relatives he describes seem a dreary lot.
By naming the condition a medical "disorder," advocates of the D.S.D. label hope to make the people it describes seem less aberrant.
If believing admits of degrees, then choices of the kind James describes seem less stark.
cLeopold's use of the term 'paradox' appears to be somewhat misleading, as the views he describes seem to refer to 'normal' (i.e. non-paradoxical) oppositions.
