Sentence examples for greatest description from inspiring English sources

The New York Review of Books Classics has just reissued two of his finest novels, "The Old Devils" and "Lucky Jim" in lovely new editions; the latter features perhaps the greatest description of a hangover ever committed to print.

(k) And yet "shotgun-rich and impulse-poor" is one of the greatest descriptions your son has ever written and probably redeems the entire poem.

Which is kind of a great description for art itself.

It stands as a great description of cinema as well as of buildings.

Comedian Iliza Shlesinger gives a great description of the importance of honesty on stage, especially as a woman.

The headaches must have been too blinding for them to have recognised such a great description of a placebo.

— Morgan Ensberg had a great description of an injury when I spoke with him yesterday for this article.

Art's friend Lux tells his aunt that "Art is seeing things," to which she replies, "That's a great description of what art is".

In an ESPN profile last year, Zach Lowe included a great description from the Argentine player Pepe Sánchez, who grew up with Ginobili.

Diane Shipley Sheffield I started 2006 with Sara Nelson's So Many Books, So Little Time (Berkley Publishing Group) - part memoir, part reading log, which turned out to be a great description of my year.

He offers a great description of spending time with Van Morrison, who hung out for a while with the Band in the town of Woodstock, New York, and later showed up to perform at "The Last Waltz" show wearing a private-eye trenchcoat, which he then ditched in favor of a "snug-fitting maroon outfit with sequins — something like a trapeze artist might wear".