Sentence examples for describing it all from inspiring English sources
Far from describing it all from an Anglocentric point of view, Mr Zamoyski has the British appear as somewhat detached from the proceedings.
Later, he described it all more fully.
Surreal does not begin to describe it all.
Penelope Lively describes it all with infectious glee.
He describes it all as "play" rather than work – especially acting.
Reporter Johnny Phillips, trying to describe it all in real-time for Sky, goes viral.
Ms. Barnes describes it all as post-modern dance and musical theater with a Brechtian spin.
Justin Kaplan describes it all in tasty detail in "Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain".
Mr. Lehanneur described it all in a phone conversation from his native Corsica.
The marvel is that he was able to describe it all in letters and poems of such force and individuality.
Of course, there's always the danger that someone will hear one of my examples and say, "Hey, it's not how he described it all!
