Sentence examples for describes would be from inspiring English sources

Second, it is reasonable to suppose that a sufferer of the symptoms von Hutten describes would be unlikely to get a lot of dates.

Nearly all the headlines have been generated by Mr Duncan Smith's assertion that many of the social ills he describes would be avoided if only more people could be persuaded to get married.

(Miller has since clarified that what Ford describes would be assault if it happened, but he's not convinced it did).

State replied that the operation, if it was limited to what Davis described, would be legal.

Grindeks did not comment when asked whether someone with the symptoms Sharapova described would be a suitable patient for meldonium.

The fairer, freer country he described would be a fine place to live and his party offers polices which would bring it about.

An agreement of the kind US officials had been describing would be pivotal, in part because it would make a statement about Turkey being on board.

He added, "I was under the opinion that the interrogation activities described would be unlawful and unworthy of the military services".

Berlioz's soft-spoken sacred trilogy, as this affecting oratorio has been described, would be my top choice for a fresh alternative to Handel's "Messiah" at Christmastime.

The disability you describe would be identified as "another health related disability," and would need to be documented by a certified professional.

Mr. Wahid did not say how much the plant between Karbala and Najaf would cost, but at standard international prices a plant of the scale he described would be worth roughly $200 million to $300 million.