Sentence examples for good at describing problems from inspiring English sources

They are perfectly good at describing problems, and at finding solutions, but not every good at describing outcomes.

Many of us have become world-class at describing problems.

She said: "Labour have become very good at describing the problems in our NHS, and its problems in the future, but people now deserve a party that's ready to face the challenges we face and make the birthplace of the NHS a beacon for health care".

I'm not good at describing decor".

Slocombe agreed that this was a problem: "We don't describe what is going to be in place of that hospital – we're generally not very good at describing that vision".

Harrod is particularly good at describing repeated kiln disasters.

He is very good at describing them, and also at describing sex, but I won't quote those bits here.

"The sensations people describe are quite hard to describe, and that's odd because people are usually quite good at describing bodily sensation.

She's very good at describing her feelings.

I'm not that good at describing the musical borders, I  just like crossing them.

Words aren't very good at describing that sort of thing.