Sentence examples for over describe from inspiring English sources
Wagner, who carded a 73 and is at five over, described the situation as "extremely frazzling".
Even when they're singing "When This War Is Over," describing war as a crime and observing that peace "won't bring back those poor boys in their graves," they sound unconcerned.
Power over describes the direct and indirect ability of powerful actors, structures, and discourses to influence the actions and even the thoughts of others.
We discovered not only was durian illegal to eat in some parts of the world, its odor was over and over described as a cross essence of infectious furuncled rotten throw-up sulphury amphibious feculent toe jam.
Over-writing Sometimes ignoring their natural style, a writer can feel the need to over-describe their narrative.
A former private investigator in San Francisco, Hoffman knows this world well, so has the confidence not to over-describe it.
At first, the filmmakers tried a voice-over describing the knots, but it seemed too literary and self-conscious.
After the titles, still photographs of Mrs. da Silva and African-Brazilian life move in and out, while a voice-over describes the film.
Each presents a narrator who in voice-over describes the meanderings of Robinson, an unseen scholar, government adviser and avid seeker of obscure places of historical interest.
A stylized voice-over describes the events in further detail, but the unusual and potentially too cool rendering never distances us from the young soldier's monumental fear of what was in front of him.
