Sentence examples for describes though from inspiring English sources
What this article describes, though, is truly horrendous.
As this article describes, though, "e-cigarettes" are not allowed on US flights.
What McMahon describes, though, feels socially accurate: there is a bracing honesty here, although the show probably fitted better in its original setting - the "PoD" nightclub amid the Fringe frenzy - than in this traditionally theatrical context.
The stuff of Lynne Luciano's "Looking Good" is inextricably woven into the texture of our daily lives, and many of the changes she describes, though drastic over the long term, have come about so gradually that we've simply taken them in stride.
What it describes, though, is a "sense of fog and confusion" about the services available, and a need for better access to pain relief for people at home.
"Paintings of fruits, cheese and any kind of food, floral arrangement, musical instruments, books and credenzas suggested abundance, prosperity and generosity of the household, becoming a signal of life and welcoming reception," she describes, though death and morbidity also bear a strong presence.
To hear it described, though, "Raymond" does sound run-of-the-mill.
Ms. Charneco's works are more difficult to describe, though they are essentially collages.
New York Harbor could be similarly described, though "postindustrial" might be more apropos.
It was nearly what my friend described, though I'd say it was more moist and cakey than gooey.
Meredith Monk's career work has long been described, though hardly defined, in terms of its protean nature.
