Sentence examples for he describes not from inspiring English sources

What he has written here is an unusual book, one he describes, not inaccurately, as "a work of anti-history".

He has precise theories on how to chip — the "hinge and hold" system, for example — and he describes not only how to read putts but also why they break the way they do.

One of the photographs that had drawn applause was of Maduro embracing Cilia Flores, his wife, whom he describes not as Venezuela's First Lady but as its "first combatant".

When, during this period, he describes not being able to work as the thing that makes him really sick, there's no reason to doubt him, though a reader of the letters will be alert to some disquieting portents in the late nineteen-forties and the fifties.

Not Mr Handy's 700 fellow villagers, who support 20 clubs among them; not the many good businesses he describes; not teachers, charity workers, artists, circus members and comedians (all of whom get a friendly nod); not western governments, which he scolds for trying to do too much.

One of the photographs that had drawn applause was of Maduro embracing Cilia Flores, his wife, whom he describes not as Venezuela's First Lady but as its "first combatant". In the course of nearly two decades, they have established themselves as the country's preëminent power couple.

Mun Verney, Ralph's heir, had insisted on marrying his second cousin Mary, whom he described, not especially flatteringly, as "a solid, judicious wench".

Issoufou said Afghan and Pakistani Islamist groups were training recruits in northern Mali, which he described not just as a local, but an international threat.

He said: "James wrote to me before he passed away and he described not being able to get hold of medicines he thought he should have been able to get hold of and called the medical system a disgrace.

He had his biggest cheer from the troops for his commitment to help find jobs for veterans, and look after the wounded, which he described not as a promise but a "sacred obligation", adds our correspondent.

When experiencing critical breathlessness he described not being able to breathe at all and this went together with panic, it was a matter of life and death, requiring fast action.