Sentence examples for even described in from inspiring English sources

This particular scene is even described, in some detail, in a letter.

Forty years ago, the sociologist Stanley Cohen developed the concept of "moral panics": moments when social change grows so intense that it can no longer be addressed, or even described, in debate or through the political process.

Predominantly a winger, even described in some circles as an old-fashioned winger, like Neymar he can operate equally effectively as a No10 or striker, hence his impressive goal tally.

Quite a few roles required actors skilled at the game; one character is even described in the movie as a combination of Randy Johnson, Sandy Koufax and Steve Carlton, three of the greatest left-handed pitchers in the sport's history.

It also presents the physician with complex clinical problems not even described in previous years.

A leading Swiss columnist has even described (in German) Sunday's vote as Switzerland's "Nazi moment", suggesting that the imagery and the language of the Yes campaign bear comparison with Germany in the 1930s.

Mr Ashdown said he was not bitter about the revelations nor in favour of a privacy law, fearing it would protect only the powerful, and even describes in his diaries how The Sun's headline was "dreadful, but brilliant".

He proceeded to give meticulous descriptions of what may be the longest series of foul balls in baseball history, even describing in detail the redheaded boy who scrambled for a souvenir ball.

His account, given to the FBI by Belgian investigators, stresses the militants' bureaucratic mindset, and even describes filling in forms in triplicate before sitting exams to test his suitability for a suicide attack.

As a result, such works are rarely assessed -- or even described -- in any meaningful way; instead, the reader is simply given an awkward mix of pedantic asides and fuzzily portentous encomiums.

He even described thinking in "acoustical images".