Sentence examples for he described much from inspiring English sources

That director was Newton Minow, Nell's father, a distinguished Chicago lawyer, who served as the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission during the Kennedy Administration, and, in 1961, gave an influential speech, still quoted today, in which he described much of television programming as "a vast wasteland".

Last year, he described much of the British press as "the most appalling, depraved, disgusting, amoral creatures you could find anywhere outside of prison", while more recently he complained that the BBC has become creatively limited: "There's an awful amount of crap.

But when he started recording with Presley, his style began to change – he described much of his work as "filling in holes" – a little pinch of country style, a dollop of the blues, and all of the licks he knew would satisfy Phillips' desire for "something different".

"Quick and dirty," one of his favorite terms, was how he described much of what we epidemiologists did, and not in a pejorative sense of the word but with genuine affection for the game of hide-and-seek he never tired of playing.

He describes much of it in a new book of short essays, entitled Nothing Is Impossible.

He later described much of this period as one of "filth and boredom", although he formed a scratch band to divert his fellow soldiers.

The author introduced quite a few characters and the majority of them weren't described much.

Judge Lipps described much of the evidence as "profane and ugly".

But the planned protests were described much more ominously, at times, by the anchors on WNYW.

The outline of Abelard's career is well known, largely because he described so much of it in his famous Historia calamitatum ("History of My Troubles").

He hated the drudgery of school life, and shortly before his death he described with much enthusiasm the circumstances under which he left school.