Sentence examples for if it sums from inspiring English sources

I know there's no evidence that Voltaire said what many people believe he said – about defending to the death those he disagreed with – but it feels as if it sums up the vast gulf between journalists and terrorists.

If it summed up the shift in emphasis to greater potency behind rather than at forward, it created an imbalance which has been evident this season.

Singer-songwriter Nanna Bryndis Hilmarsdottir had to look up that word when she first heard it used in English, and shakes her head when asked if she thinks it sums up the band's tunes.

If so, it summed up his time in the Bronx fairly well, neither as great or as awful as the swirl around him would have had it.

If time allots for it, sum up the day with the students.

After reading the long-winded press release for the video above, I realized the message behind it would be more poignant if it were summed up in a few sentences, like the following: In some parts of the world, members of the LGBT community are being denied their fundamental human rights.

Good for journalists and BBC, if it can get its sums right.

His protean imagination, if it can be summed up at all, seems to be civic, not only in the nature of the stories he tells but also in his desire to tell them.

A mentor once told me that the best way to determine if something is well written -- be it a book or movie or even an essay--is if it can be summed up in one sentence.

"If you summed it up in a word, it might be audacity," said James M. Smith, once chief of the New Jersey Bureau of Securities.

As if to sum it up, Motorola itself has started copying the diamond-studded decoration it used to deride.There is something familiar about this evolution.