Sentence examples for line sums from inspiring English sources

As her tag line sums it up: "No wings, no wand, no excuses".

The line sums up both his targeted wordplay and the tenacity of his characters.

Uttered by Fran Lebowitz in the new HBO documentary "Public Speaking" — partly a retrospective of her career, mostly a monologue — the line sums up the writer's knack for dry, incisive, self-confident commentary.

A single line sums up the problem: "If we felt guilty about everything most of the time, we were not sure what it was we had actually done wrong".

That line sums up the man and those around him, the townsfolk's collective moral cowardice and racial prejudices highlighted by Finch's stalwart refusal to buckle under the subsequent pressure.

But really, that line sums up so much about life, as the Pythons taught us to see it.

As much as anything else that Johnny Unitas, who died yesterday at 69, ever did, that line summed him up.

"It's distracting; it's a diversion," Haralambou, a physician, said by land line, summing up the universal parent perspective.

Capello was not always credited for his way with words, but that one line summed up a whole generation of England players.

As the actress points out in Se Merry Doyle's 2010 documentary "John Ford: Dreaming The Quiet Man," the tongue-in-cheek line summed up the cantankerous and devious Ford's brutal methods with actors.

The line summed up Obama's incredible odyssey, how many barriers he had to leap over with no rich daddy, no daddy at all, to rise to the pinnacle.