Sentence examples for price describes from inspiring English sources

Price describes the project as a "linguistic retooling of metaphysics" (Price 2011, p. 18) and the attempt specifically to avoid Mackie's "placement" issue which arises from an obsession with the representational aspect of language (although Mackie himself regarded this with Anderson as an ontological issue – see section 5.4 below).

Professor Price describes himself as something of a hoarder.

It's an abrupt death, but Price describes it with lyrical gentleness.

In his catalog essay the show's curator, Marshall N. Price, describes Mr. Gibson's work as a "mash-up" or "remix".

But, of course, they were willing to volunteer the lives of others, too, and, as Price describes the murder of Jean McConville, she slips into the third person.

Salter, who was a personal friend of Price, describes Price as a "kind-hearted" writer with a "perfectly wonderful voice… that made you think you knew him from listening to him".

In his studio Mr. Price described how he achieves the shimmering effect for the surface of his new sculptures.

What Mr. Price described as one of the most troubling gaps does not divide black and white: the gulf between black men and black women in educational attainment.

The cost of acquisition, for a price described as Mr. d'Offay's original cost, was met by the Scottish and British governments, the National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Art Fund.

On Sunday, one year will have passed since the great tsunami of 2011 launched its "menacingly effective assault on Tohoku," as the photographer Jake Price described it.

By Elissa Curtis March 6, 2012 On Sunday, one year will have passed since the great tsunami of 2011 launched its "menacingly effective assault on Tohoku," as the photographer Jake Price described it.