Sentence examples for long describes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Long describes his opposition to same-sex marriage firmly but without heat.

Bouncing from past to present chapter by chapter (and shifting from first to third person), Long describes the hardships of growing up hippie with whirlwind verbosity and occasional virtuosity.

Kat Long describes these protective measures, or ruses, in "The Forbidden Apple: A Century of Sex and Sin in New York City," less a catalog of vice than an analysis of attempts to evade its suppression.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The draft report, which is five hundred and forty-five pages long, describes itself as an attempt to catalog the major atrocities committed by all parties in the tangle of wars that wracked Congo (formerly known as Zaire) between 1993 and 2003.

An F.B.I. affidavit, seventy-six pages long, describes such activities as threatening to rescind eight million dollars in state funds for a children's hospital because an executive neglected to give him a campaign contribution and trying to blackmail the Chicago Tribune into firing editorial writers who had displeased him.

The draft report, which is five hundred and forty-five pages long, describes itself as an attempt to catalog the major atrocities committed by all parties in the tangle of wars that wracked Congo (formerly known as Zaire) between 1993 and 2003.

Russia has long described its enemy in Chechnya as "terrorists".

Pacquiao has long described himself as being religious.

Advocates of the Phuket market have long described it as "bulletproof".

Hindu philosophers have long described the experience of "being" as a web — jaal.

Haikara, a corruption of the English words "high collar", has long described anything chic and western.