Sentence examples for is described like from inspiring English sources

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"When passionate love is described like this, it in some ways sounds like an addiction.

In another story, a seedy hotel is described like this: "The Savoy Hotel was a bad place.

Even with the comedy – a face is described "like a left-handed sketch" – there is an emotional sincerity to the work.

We're just getting going and already the turning-out process of an upside down cake is described like so: "The fruit bottom becomes the top".

The documentary offers evocative images of Middle America a half-century ago: the big farmhouse where Jimmy Dean grew up with his Aunt Hortense and Uncle Marcus, and the main street of Fairmount, Ind., which is described like this: "It isn't a quaint town.

The incidents include once case of assault where the suspect had "clown like" shoes on, another assault where the suspect was dressed as a clown with a painted face and a burglary where the suspect's hair is described "like Krusty' the Clown".

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While I want the girls to be described like that [too], they're athletes.

"When has a man ever been described like this?" echoed another.

In many European countries majorities can be described (like many Americans) as anti-Bush without being anti-American.

After an hour of listening, I asked her the question I asked everyone: "How do you want to be described?" "Like in one sentence?" "Yes, one sentence".

Such a stereo system cost tens of thousands of dollars, and the equipment was analyzed by critics like Harry Pearson, the editor of The Absolute Sound, as if each cable or cartridge could be described like a fine wine.

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