Sentence examples for describes very from inspiring English sources

This book has very Gothic violence and describes very detailed death.

This describes very well what I myself felt when I read the book in the late 1960s.

Keeping his wits about him describes very well what Porter does from the off with his first collection for Scorpion Press in 1961, Once Bitten, Twice Bitten.

A report from Adam Roberts, president of the British Academy, to the organization's governing council, given to the International Herald Tribune, describes "very great pressure from government" and "an insistence that all public funding reflect, to some extent, strategic needs".

For me, tourism is an important and incredibly complex theme: it describes very well our entire world, the network of global relations, a country's position in the world, the exploitation of the so-called Third World by Western countries.

Fifty years later, in 1571, the greatest fortress of them all, Othello's Famagusta on Cyprus, also fell to the Turks, after an epic siege that Rogerson describes very well.

I described very clearly how we operate," he said.

But former and current ISA workers interviewed by the Guardian describe very different conditions.

They are about successful writers, and describe very honestly their protagonists' feelings about fame and status.

We didn't hear Uncle Joe described very often in that context.

Iriss has published four provocative scenarios describing very different notions of the social and political realities in Scotland in 2025.