Sentence examples for fact describes from inspiring English sources

Ford, in fact, describes himself as, "not one who sports logos, advertising on your clothes for Nike and Reebok and all that".

Grasping, in fact, describes almost everyone surrounding the "good person" whom three gods descend to earth in search of (Vinie Burrows, Annie Golden and Mia Katigbak — collectively adorable in their addled divinity and frayed white finery).

Though, after a brief prologue, the novel does indeed open in 1948, in London, and ends only a few weeks later, most of the book in fact describes what has happened to its main characters before this time.

If the plot of Mexican American writer Anna-Marie McLemore's debut young adult novel seems familiar, that's not accidental; her publisher, in fact, describes the book as "The Night Circus meets Romeo and Juliet".

A fact describes associations or relationships between important business terms.

Nicotine Anonymous, in fact, describes nicotine addiction as a disease that affects the smoker physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

(Both, in fact, describe being foreign students humbled by a British system).

When you reveal that you are, in fact, describing Canberra, you may be met by looks of disbelief.

Ai-Ming's life-changing revelations, based on fact, describe a brilliant musical family crushed by the Cultural Revolution.

Only Lieberman family relatives, in fact, described him today as an unexceptional student, a regular kid from the neighborhood.

As some in the crowd noted, the mayor had given a good description of Dr. Chawla, even if he was, in fact, describing someone else.