Sentence examples for describing it through from inspiring English sources

This study aims at reconstructing that historical process, by describing it through several features that help to understand the historical development of the artificial forest regeneration policy in Spain, together with its social, political and economic context.

The book-turned-movie "Still Alice" does a great job of describing it through the lens of a 50-year-old woman who gets early-onset Alzheimer's.

I'd describe it through texture, vibration and taste.

I have read many dry accounts of the 1968 coup that brought Hussein and his fellow Baathists to power, but Steavenson describes it through the eyes of Dr. Hassan al-Qadhani, who was awakened by the gunfire in a hostel off Rashid Street in Baghdad, and wandered sleepily downstairs to ask the street vendors what was going on.

I can best describe it through some of my own experiences as a young girl and a woman.

Constanzo describes it through a metaphor of a river with two currents running in opposite directions one calmly on the surface, and one rushing wildly beneath.

The New York Times explains that Ferrante asked for the young actresses to portray what she calls "density". Constanzo describes it through a metaphor of a river with two currents running in opposite directions one calmly on the surface, and one rushing wildly beneath.

Like many descendants of the famous, he minimizes the connection, describing it as "through a distant cousin".

When people ask me about Afghanistan, my favourite way of describing it is through a Dickens quote: best of times, worst of times.

Dragana Haines spoke of the anguish of learning the true identity of her husband's killer, describing it as living through a "flashback to the very day we found out that David had been killed".

Syria has condemned Turkey's decision to allow Iraqi fighters to transit through, describing it as a "blatant violation" of its sovereignty, according to state TV.