Sentence examples for into describing from inspiring English sources

Considerable scholarly exertion has gone into describing the flaws in each count.

Like the Republican Party, Mamet has hijacked the word "liberal" and coerced it into describing dangerously unrealistic Left-wing extremism.

Whenever the show slowed that night, Dylan took to the phones, cajoling female callers into describing their bodies in ever more glorious detail.

"It gets a bit boring talking about the same thing for a hundred years," he says when I ask him why he has to be chivvied into describing his role in the evacuation.

However, neurosurgeon Ben Carson refused to attack Mr Trump and said he's in the race to fix the county, not add to its divisiveness: "I don't want to really get into describing who's a politician and who's not".

Even Irina wonders about the source of "this improvident urge to fasten her mouth on the wrong man," but Shriver puts more effort into describing a rhubarb-cream pie than explaining Ramsey's appeal.

Tony Plummer, whose front wall the car crashed into, described the "devastation" of the crash to the Evening Standard.

The combined safety index takes both frequency and severity into consideration in describing crash experience.

Electrical, chemical, and electrohydrodynamical parameters are taken into account in describing the electromigration process.

At one point, he broke into tears describing that bombing.

Kruger said he used to be the type of guy who would get into fights, describing himself as "reckless".