Sentence examples for perhaps described from inspiring English sources

His boss, Sidney Toledano, the president of Dior, perhaps described the Raf effect best.

After all, how to reconcile that streamlined Hugo Boss trademark with a designer whose style is perhaps described as the digital generation's Oscar de la Renta?

He was born not in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, but in a rural village, a place perhaps described by a phrase in this novel: "a corner of that corner of the world — if a corner can have a corner".

They wanted to exclude the possibility that all items correlated equally well together, thus indicating they perhaps described a unidimensional, single, latent trait.

"From a mess to the masses!" yelped Thomas Mars, the band's lead singer, perhaps describing a familiar transition.

Yet she moved in slow motion onstage, often gazing straight ahead, with one arm perhaps describing a leisurely arc.

The piece came to an abrupt end, perhaps describing what might happen if you took a lot of ketamine in Ulan Bator.

Darwin might have switched cause and effect in linking wind and flier, perhaps describing "the breeze that made the bird to fly," as does Carl Safina in "Eye of the Albatross".

On the other side: a geometrical minidress that I thought had been ingeniously wrought out of tri-colored lentils as a kind of post-colonial dialogue of equilibrium, perhaps describing a parity of esteem between lentils and sequins.

This quote by Bob Crow defending himself against these charges perhaps describes his philosophy better than any other.

You should be fair and honest, and ideally try and present both sides of the argument -- perhaps describing the changes that you wanted and reasons why the employer couldn't make them, but without accepting or apportioning blame.