Sentence examples for describing official from inspiring English sources

While he has trouble describing "Official Ottawa," Mr. Fouhse said he was trying to "bring forward the official aspects of a capital city that its inhabitants take for granted, or they've lost perspective".

However, later in 2010, Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, described official concerns about the leaks as "fairly significantly overwrought".

Protesters yesterday described official estimates of the cost of the pope's state visit as "risible", and claimed it could reach £100m.

Afterward, in the kind of diplomatic language normally used to describe official meetings between disputing nations, Mr. Levy issued a statement calling the session "positive and constructive".

But the phrase "alternative facts" (to describe official lies) really is worthy of Orwell.

The source described official U.S. government statements minimizing the number of civilian casualties inflicted by drone strikes as "exaggerating at best, if not outright lies".

It described officials burning a Muslim leader's beard and then driving nails through his head.

Instead, he has described officials who are thrilled to be integrated in the world.

In a BBC1 documentary to be shown at 9pm on 3 January she describes officials and ministers as "bastards" and "psychopaths".

Natasha Sauven, a paediatrician, described an official document outlining drug procurement as "quite frankly fantasy".

Goran Lindahl, a former boss of ABB, a Swiss-Swedish engineering giant, once described its official language as "poor English".