Sentence examples for for describing someone from inspiring English sources

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'I'd never use "middle-class" as a term for describing someone.

Similarly the only reason for describing someone as esteemed is because you suspect no one will have heard the name.

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For example describing someone washing there hands 50 times a day is more effective than just thinking they have OCD.

For many a cynical cricket fan, describing someone as a "character" is an act of derision.

And I just thought, you are describing someone who needs shoes for her kid.

describing someone as "an avatar".

The show's title, "Morice," was a term of endearment that those lifelong friends used for each other, to describe someone possessed of pure heart and soul.

"It would be a word to describe someone for whom politics is a part of their personal life and social life," she says.

"Functioning" might seem a kind way to describe someone for whom life is essentially just floating endlessly through a long, dark tunnel, but at least they're slightly more engaging when they're stumbling and mumbling than they are when they're sat there sober.

In the original story Two Wrongs, for example, the unpleasant protagonist Bill describes someone as a "dirty little kyke", an insult which is cut from the published edition.

For example, one of the scenarios described someone who was in a long-term relationship but felt pressured into sex.

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