Sentence examples for does sum up from inspiring English sources

"Liberal humanist" does sum up Ms. Nair's perspective and intentions.

The lack of excitement on his students' faces was palpable, but his less than enticing opening does sum up this bizarre and desolate period in modern Chinese history.

This does sum up their aesthetic oeuvre, though the actual process of forging that narrative was kind of indiscriminate.

"I've driven that road too many times to count, but perhaps this does sum up the contrast and complexity of the northern landscape... a beautiful landscape, beneath which lies a source of industry and power... which made the landscape and the communities of today", Rowatt.

Like it or not, the word "vape" does sum up the state of 2014.

This statement essentially does sum up the marvelous mix that makes up the fabric of Asbury Park.

Those weren't, of course, his exact words in his Autumn Statement, but they do sum up his grim message.

Though upon consideration, they really do sum up the whole thing very well: they're all cock and no balls.

There is nothing that he hasn't done, sums up one spokesman.

He may have died from intestinal problems rather than hemlock but, as John Motson put it, with that scandalously underrated spontaneous wit, he did sum up the philosophy of Brazilian football.

Gotta say, "Nothing worth doing is ever easy" does sum it up pretty well.