Sentence examples for how we described from inspiring English sources

"Unexplained panic" was how we described his behavior to those at the hospital sign-in desk.

At a lunch with friends recently, talk turned to who we were and how we described ourselves.

"I slept like that," is how we described it, which means we went to bed with nothing to eat.

Science relies a lot on observations, though traditionally has always found it difficult to distinguish between "what is observed", "how we observed it" and "how we described the observations".

Here's how we described the administration's Proposition 8 argument on the editorial page: The legal analysis advanced by the Obama administration leads inexorably to the conclusion that all attempts to ban same-sex marriage are inherently unconstitutional.

One of the most shocking aspects of the post-crash political consensus was that everything apparently had to be done to restore that faith as soon as possible, and one aspect of that was to make the language of money much more involved in how we described the world.

Story is how we describe ourselves to one another.

"Think how we describe emotions: heartache, heartsick, heartened, largehearted, heartless, heartfelt, light hearted," he said, pausing.

"Vermont with ocean" is how we describe Prince Edward to our stay-home friends.

But let's be respectful in how we describe tribal communities.

And yet – for a moment – think about how we describe thinness: skinny, angular, emaciated, bony, skeletal, lollipop-head.