Sentence examples for easily described as from inspiring English sources

These are optical designs that cannot be easily described as modifications to, or collections of, traditional cameras (Figure 2(f)).

It is an oddly plaintive, therapylike moment in the stump speech of a candidate not easily described as "huggable".

The Greek dip skordalia is most easily described as eggless mayonnaise, but it's so much better than that.

A regulatory scheme that can boast such substantial competitive capital spending in four years is not easily described as an unreasonable way to promote competitive investment in facilities.

What's more surprising is that Giffin writes what's most easily described as chick lit — her three smart, talky novels arrive in pastel dust jackets.

Said differently, the FR of every increased neuron is not easily described as a scaled version of a prototypical integrator (e.g., Fig. 4 and Supplementary Fig. 11).

It's a scene that one could easily describe as understated luxury.

Cory Bernardi, a man whose perspective I could easily describe as "limited" and "dangerously misinformed," was able to do what the liberal media did not predict Donald Trump's election win.

These men are my teachers, my idols, my role models if you like, although one might just as easily describe them as handy points of identification.

What the Daily Mail's front page, ever easily astounded and more easily scandalised, described as "an extraordinary and venomous attack" was quite the reverse.

This is most easily described using path diagrams as a tool to represent the parameters in a structural equation model.