Sentence examples for has ever described from inspiring English sources

Nobody has ever described you as incredibly animated on stage.

Like other novellas, "The Rider" is short on psychology but long on atmosphere; no one has ever described storms like Storm.

He sat next to David Remnick, as he does every year, and cheered and cheered, more animated than anyone has ever described him to me.

With regret, therefore, I've had to leave out William Faulkner's Yoknapatawpha County, Richard Ford's Haddam, Patrick Hamilton's The Midnight Bell, Joan Didion's house in The Year of Magical Thinking, every home that Alice Munro has ever described, not to mention the prisons, bars and hospitals that are as much homes as they are establishments.

"As far as I know, no one has ever described his final delirium," says the narrator, Bras Cubas (Reginaldos Farias), who begins the story by debating with himself whether to begin with the beginning of his life, or the very end.

No one has ever described Marc Andreessen as a patient man.

Instead, Wordsworth wrote an epic of self-definition in The Prelude : no poet before had ever described himself in such loving detail, and a new term - 'self-biography' - had to be invented to explain his endeavour.

For example, an analysis by a French energy company revealed far more about the condition of the plant's reactors than the Japanese have ever described: water levels at the reactor cores dropping by as much as three-quarters, and temperatures in those cores soaring to nearly 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, hot enough to burn and melt the zirconium casings that protect the fuel rods.

That's not a behavior scientists had ever described before.

The first generation of Google's Chromebooks worked fine, but few people would have ever described these browser-centric laptops as excellent.

I would like to make it quite clear that I did not, nor have ever described our associations in this way or in any similar manner.