Sentence examples for opt to describe from inspiring English sources

Although some English language sources here in the Arab world opt to describe the group as the "so-called Islamic State", the description is not nearly as widespread as the Arabic version of the acronym, Daesh, which stands for al-Dawla al-Islamiya fi Iraq wa al-Sham, the Islamic State in Iraq and Al-Sham.

Although not entirely acceptable, on rare occasions the physician may opt to describe the condition in entirety without using the word "cancer" and asks the patient at the end "whether there are any other issues the patient wants to know regarding his/her condition".

His point made, he opted to describe Wade's night as amazing by reciting, from memory, his statistical line and calling him Flash, his old nickname.

The GOP opted to describe this as "job killing," but what they didn't take into consideration was that this new plan from Coburn, Burr, and Hatch "would likely have approximately the same "job-killing" impact as Obamacare".

A self-confessed "committed and passionate" perfectionist on a film set, Grant has constantly opted to describe himself as a reluctant actor, who chooses to be neutral about his career and works mostly with friends from previous collaborations.

Hence we opted to describe our observations in a 'short' research article.

Studies varied in the method of reporting unit costs, some opting to describe the cost per occasion of service [ 10]; whilst others describe an estimated hourly rate and others still a cost value per minute [ 11].

But those who opt to quaff describe themselves as a close-knit group upholding a longstanding tradition on the local rails, regulars who gather each day on the same bar car or rearrange schedules for a rendezvous with a preferred bartender.

What better way to to it by co-opting the terminology people use to describe their products?

They may become defensive, positioning themselves as victims of antiracist work and co-opting the rhetoric of violence to describe their experiences of being challenged on racial privilege.

This study was conducted to describe the experiences of residents who opt out of some components of a dedicated abortion rotation.