Sentence examples for no one describes from inspiring English sources

I cannot escape the conclusion that a search, for which we can assign no practicable limits, on premises and, for things which no one describes in advance, is such a search as the Constitution considered 'unreasonable' and intended to prohibit.

When it finishes, no one describes it as the greatest experience of their life.

No one describes the "Late Show with David Letterman" as "the seems-like-he's-about-to-snap-Caucasian-codger show".

No one describes better than Craig-Martin just what it was that was special about British art in the early 1990s, just how distinctive the art of Damien Hirst really is.

And no one describes the grinding drudgery endured by film composers sitting in front of a Movieola and completing the painstaking, moment-by-moment synchronization of sound and image.

No one describes his tone of voice or rhythm, but it is, as White says, "an astounding sentence," and in a fine novelistic moment he imagines that Lincoln spoke it not as loud crescendo but "softly, mournfully".

In court, however, no one described Delaney Hall that way.

Of about 20 people I spoke with who have taken the train, no one described it as crowded.

When the headmaster of Wellington college, Sir Anthony Seldon, made his name this way no one described him as wishy-washy or feeble.

During this crucial period, with the race coming to a climax, no one described how much time was between Petrova and her two pursuers, yet Channel 4 kept dutifully reporting how long Mouaziz's lead had been.

Every third person thinking about married people said they were loving; no one describing single people offered that characterization.