Sentence examples for describes then from inspiring English sources

The "parallel culture" that "The Anointed" vividly describes, then, is not a bald rejection of Enlightenment reason, but a product of evangelicals' complex struggle to reconcile faith with the life of the mind.

If the patrilineal descent of the two priestly castes had indeed been followed as tradition describes, then all Cohanim should be descended from Aaron, the brother of Moses, and all Levites from Levi, the third son of the patriarch Jacob.

Eventually I made my way around to the 77th Street entrance, and there encountered the canoe full of Indians Holden describes: "Then you'd pass by this long, long Indian war canoe, about as long as three goddam Cadillacs in a row, with about twenty Indians in it, some of them paddling, some of them just standing there looking tough, and they all had war paint all over their faces.

If Graph Search more closely resembles what Bing describes, then users will be able to stay on Facebook, earning the company huge advertising revenues as they search for goods and services.

What the following describes, then, is the Bush Administration's repeated failures to use North Korea's self-interest to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons, an outcome in the self-interests of the United States and the rest of the world.

Can you describe, then, your administration's support for a constitutional ban on same-sex unions?

Similar moves five years ago towards what some described then as an "EU army" were vetoed by the UK.

Here's how Moore described the new regulations to me: I would describe then as bringing the democracy movement to the documentary branch of the Academy.

Clarkson uses a very, very rude word to describe then prime minister Gordon Brown in not-for-broadcast comments to the Top Gear studio audience.

First the modeling effort is described, then the differential flatness of the system is shown.

He described then how his house was first attacked in 2001, and again in late 2008.