Sentence examples for describing often from inspiring English sources

In memos back to Washington, released by WikiLeaks, the current US ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, adopted a particularly weary tone when describing often bizarre meetings with the mercurial president.

Mr. Kostunica, who has criticized American "meddling" in Serbia before and since taking office, said there had been "a gap in communication" between Belgrade and Washington -- a tactful way of describing often bitter hostility.

It is also true that these indicators are blunt instruments for describing often subtle attitudes.Still, the findings are consistent across all questions and across all countries (even in Russia, where backing for democracy is low, half the middle class supports fair elections, compared with barely a third of the poor).

He is invariably described (often by himself) as "cerebral".

The child I described often suffers from an undiagnosed disorder of sensory integration.

Randy Newman describes, often elliptically, a girl's final farewell to her father.

Kurds who have come into conflict with one of the two governing parties describe often violent tactics.

Goh met with chicken enthusiasts and breeders, who, as Goh describes, "often regard the chickens as warriors ready for battle".

One frequently hears the term "meet cute" to describe (often sniffily) an adorable if unlikely impromptu meeting.

The new features described, often required in realistic application domains, can be summarized in three main points.

O'Kane describes often running into Fialka who is a regular around the "Dudley corridor," where the beats initially were.