Sentence examples for good summing up from inspiring English sources

Replace "walk" with "skateboard" and you'd have a pretty good summing up of the current situation.

The best part of the book is the concluding chapter, a good summing up of Nehru's triumphs and failures.

Dismay might be a good summing up of their general feelings," Priddy says.

Football, television and consumer goods sum up the Berlusconi credo.

The price of his goods sums up the country's economic malaise.

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.

Indeed, those four words, the ones ending in "not enough," are a fairly good way of summing up the FCIC's work so far.

Me having a shamanic spirit animal journey on a rooftop in the middle of the city with no drugs but a cup of coffee, discovering that I am in fact a dragon, in order to complete a song commission that will pay my rent, is both a literal morning I've had and a good way of summing up my vibe.

Reviewer #2: The paper does a good job of summing up the results and conflicting claims of the earlier literature.