Sentence examples for is habitually described from inspiring English sources

This group, formed in Budapest in 1975, is habitually described as "best in the world".

Today, however, he is habitually described as Octavian (until the date when he assumed the designation Augustus).

Bach (1807-1742), who is habitually described as the last of Johann Sebastian Bach's twenty-odd children, and also the oddest.

A month shy of their 18th birthday, they are not only the stars of "New York Minute," but its co-producers, too, and they also administer the kind of show-biz enterprise -- encompassing music, videos, fashion design and other merchandise -- that is habitually described as an empire.

This indicates that it may be difficult for patients to fully separate different aspects of disease impact, and perhaps even more so in the Egyptian culture where patients are not habitually describing their symptoms regarding quality of life impairment to their physicians, in the context of usual care.

His expression is habitually solemn, and it always has been.

Popular literature is habitually tendentious both deliberately and unconsciously.

Perhaps that is because Pakistan is habitually broke.

New York's budget, due on April 1, is habitually late.

In India, fishmeal is habitually considered as the major protein source for fish culture.

A command, put otherwise, which is "habitually obeyed".