Sentence examples for description quote from inspiring English sources

She revealed the video's completion, release and inspiration through a video description quote saying, "heyy to all my fans! so me [and] my friends were bored and we were really channeling some 80's [inspiration] (Tron, David Bowie in Labyrinth, and Revenge of the Nerds).

The three "little liturgies" are full of "harmonic colors," in Messiaen's own description quoted in Christopher H.

Indeed, I have sometimes described these, jokingly, as tea and cake novels, only to have my description quoted back at me.

A Momentum spokesperson insisted they did not recognise the quotes, saying: "The description quoted from Michael Crick's book runs entirely contrary to Momentum's ethos and ways of organising.

Indeed, and not just incidentally, in the many interesting descriptions quoted by Buford from friends, directors and journalists, phrases like "golem," "Adam," "young Sun god," "sculptural," "Greek hero," "hyper-man" and "wounded colossus" are used, and the people most often doing the describing in this biography are men.

Most of it's just whining, but every so often there'll be something I can use later: a joke, a description, a quote.

News Facebook (1.3+ million fans) including a photo, description, and quote.

That felicitous description is quoted in "Richard Rodgers," a new biography by William G. Hyland that is more suggestive of Hammerstein's suburban landscape than Kerr's uncharted seas.

In truth, he's far more human than that, and he laughs uncontrollably when a headline containing that description is quoted back at him.

He (like many scholars before him) makes only one minor oversight: the vivid description he quotes of a slave-ship voyage published by John Riland in 1827 was in fact partly plagiarized from a little-known account by Zachary Macaulay, written many years earlier.

Eventually he realized there might be a broader audience, and also an opportunity to deliver insight and context (such as the description I quoted above), rather than pure numbers.