Sentence examples for good at summing up from inspiring English sources
He is good at summing up a career and a life in a phrase or two.
Holland is good at summing up historical figures as recognisable character types, and presents Augustus as an "operator" with an "eye for the main chance", devoted to his company (the empire and the Julio-Claudian brand) but struggling to control his own family (including his wayward and adulterous daughter, Julia), and his succession.
How did you do it?" He replied, "To someone who is engaged in scientific research, there are four prerequisites: first, he should have a solid basic knowledge; second, he must be good at summing up experiences of predecessors; third, he should have research plans and summarize the learning step by step; fourth, whatever the difficulties are, he must not give up.
It was a pretty good effort and summed up the spirit in my team".
"It doesn't feel like there's any good coming out of it at this point," Mattingly finally said in summing up the trip.
Summing up ki ho'alu once, he said: "It's sweet, it's good for the soul".
Summing up their relationship, Van Valin said, "I think we're all pretty good friends.
Summing up, both criteria were used to maximize the number of good-quality heterozygotic SNPs.
"Tackling what can't be quantified is what poetry is good at," said Winterson, "and sums up everything that poetry is trying to do".
Frustration -- it's a good word and it sums up our situation right now".
