Sentence examples for describes simply from inspiring English sources

"The Unfinished" describes, simply and detachedly, the deathbed vigil.

Of the newcomers, a group he describes simply as "the Indians," he said, "They change everything that's been here".

More common however is a mood another cabinet minister describes simply as "bloody frustrated", both with Brown and with lethargic colleagues.

Even the presence of a Salman Rushdie quote on Sahota's new hardback ("All you can do is surrender, happily, to its power") he describes simply as "feeling like it had come full circle".

For instance, on the subject that Acocella describes simply as "children should be given their independence," Gibran writes, "You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth.

But in this version, Lucia — that supremely expressive Romantic character, the one who weeps, swoons, trembles and is often, as the libretto describes, simply "beside herself with misery and fear" in a work dominated by passions and blood — is so internal that the audience perceives her only as indifferent and detached.

They were described simply as a "general discussion".

In newspaper articles, he is often described simply as Britain's "top scientist".

The Sarajevo assassin is described simply as "a young Serb from Bosnia".

The family issues he described simply involved taking his son to school.

The delay can be described simply: "Frozen in Canada," said Milos Stehlik, director of Facets.