Sentence examples for often described by from inspiring English sources

His conducting was often described by musicians as "old school", but in the most complimentary way.

He was often described by colleagues as a "police officer's policeman".

The regulatory commissions are often described by American jurists as administrative tribunals.

They were often described by civil servants and others as the two most able Stormont ministers.

George was unprepared for his role and is often described by historians as a reluctant king.

Though often described by hostile critics as Euro house, it is simply international, post-geographical, pan-global.

Her writing is often described by critics as "female", by which she thinks they mean "a feminine sensibility".

Thoughts of Nixon inevitably bring one to Hillary Clinton, so often described by the adjective formed from Nixon's name.

Playwriting workshops like the Schoolhouse Writers Workshop and the Axial Theater are often described by their members as "gymnasiums".

Gove, who is often described by his adversaries as an ideologue, entitled his speech: "Who are the ideologues now?".

Alibaba is often described by Americans as the Amazon of China, but it is worth nearly twice as much.