Sentence examples for point describes from inspiring English sources

EDF's official literature about Hinkley Point describes it as a "huge investment project" comparable in scale to London 2012.

This Kermit badmouths fellow celebrities, openly discusses his sex life and, at one point, describes his life as "a living hell".

"The Gospel of Judas" turns Christianity into a mystery cult — Jesus at one point describes to Judas the highly bureaucratic organization of the immortal realm, enumerating hundreds of luminaries — but robs it of its ethical content.

But the book seems most alive when it details what it was like to be young and gay and on the prowl — Mr. Price at one point describes himself as "a sexual wolverine" — in the buttoned-down 1950s.

"The Gospel of Judas" turns Christianity into a mystery cult Jesus at one point describes to Judas the highly bureaucratic organization of the immortal realm, enumerating hundreds of luminaries but robs it of its ethical content.

Here too is Ernest van Someren, a forward-thinking family man, who at one point describes himself as a conscientious objector but is nevertheless a research chemist working on various ways to beat the Nazis.

Pauline's mind is at one point described as "a mischievous animal cavorting elsewhere".

Mr. Gorman at one point described the department's stance as a coverup.

First, Daniel Loeb, of Third Point, described Ackman's notion as "preposterous".

Apple, which at one point described the law as equivalent to "state-sponsored piracy," declined to comment on Friday.

He used British spelling ("favour," "colour," "grey," "modernised") and at one point described something as being "bloody hard".