Sentence examples for for describing them from inspiring English sources

For describing them, names are better.

Writer apologizes for describing them as designed to solicit business, though that is what they are.

Ms. Ibarra has studied the steps taken by her research subjects in reinventing themselves and has come up with a vocabulary for describing them.

But the problem is that each of these causal explanations misses the richness of the phenomena that Dick was trying to describe and also overlooks his unique means for describing them.

"I realized from very early on Ed's brilliance in being able to see beyond the obvious as to what cars are all about, and for finding new languages for describing them," Mr. Schmetterer said.

In a speech on Saturday, the senior Labour politician will claim the Conservative leader is a "drag anchor" on efforts to push forward women's rights for describing them as a burden on business and voting against the Equality Act.

Mr. Bush, fearful of exacerbating the split in Republican ranks that Mr. Engler's stance has opened, has soft-pedaled his own backing for vouchers, describing them as a matter for state decisions.

Shortly after he moved into Number 10, he invited Mrs Thatcher round for tea, describing them both as "conviction politicians".

On Monday Mr. McCain became the first senator to call for airstrikes, describing them as "the only realistic way" to stop what he called a slaughter.

Mr. O'Brien and Mr. Lanyon defended using agency money to pay for the meals, describing them as tokens of appreciation for people who had helped the district.

Mark Palmer, a spokesman for Enron, said that such transactions were routine for the company, describing them as a common form of financial management.