Sentence examples for description of anyone from inspiring English sources

Frankly, I can't think of a better description of anyone who thinks the solution to this problem is another Stimulus.

In 2014, as the Black Lives Matter movement gained momentum, Badu's pledge was revived on Twitter, where the refrain became "#staywoke," a prescriptive hashtag, or sometimes just "woke," a description of anyone who is socially aware, or purports to be.

"There is no scientific basis – not one shred of evidence – that an asteroid or any other celestial object will impact Earth on those dates," said Paul Chodas, who has perhaps the best job description of anyone on any planet: manager of Nasa's Near-Earth Object office at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California.

That's a pretty good description of anyone who thinks that online pseudonymity is no big deal.

I think that's the most terrifying description of anyone I've ever heard.

According to three accredited Yiddish language sources the term "schmuck," "shmok," or "shmuck" is in no way a positive description of anyone's character.

But with the voice of Lasdun's deluded narrator from "The Horned Man" in my head — a narrator whose descriptions of anyone's motivations can never be read straightforwardly — I did a whiplash doubletake at that sentence.

Dial up a friend or relative and tell them where you are, why, and describe the vehicle owner, his or her vehicle make and model, and their license plate number (provide good descriptions of anyone who comes with the owner, as well).

I'll send a description of my signature to anyone who gets it right.

The lopsided emphasis on "Inferno" undoubtedly helps account for the odd fact that Dante had nearly half a millennium to verify the accuracy of his description of the afterlife before anyone got around to translating the whole of the "Commedia" into English: he died in 1321, but the first full English translation -- and a bad one at that -- didn't appear until 1802.

Instagram's own example shows a descriptive sentence many would consider too literal as a caption, but which would provide a clear description of the image for anyone unable to see it clearly.