Sentence examples for prospect of describing from inspiring English sources

Investigators must also hope that Mr. Cipel is not dissuaded by the uncomfortable prospect of describing the unusual attention Mr. McGreevey had lavished upon him.

I found myself feeling uncharacteristically weary at the prospect of describing to them what constitutes corruption and inspires outrage around here anymore.

The pianist Glenn Gould, in his 1966 essay "The Prospects of Recording," described the impact that Edison's invention ultimately had on the significance of live music, declaring fully defunct the idea that "the concert is the axis upon which the world of music revolves".

In another new interview, with Bob Kuttner, of the American Prospect, Bannon described the Unite the Right marchers as "a fringe element" and "a collection of clowns".

The short story, nominated for the £15,000 prize run by Prospect magazine, describes the work of a camerman who has been forced to take on work filming the executions that have become a feature of recent kidnaps in the Middle East.

Prospect theory describes how people systematically overweigh small probabilities in terms of their impact on decisions.

Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis) Both White House and State Dept mow using phrase "giving a propaganda platform" to describe prospect of Russia granting #Snowden asylum.

Stephanie Beacham in the diary room, describing the prospect of sleeping in acrylic sheets as "arduous".

"I'm in a vulnerable place right now," she said, describing the prospect of appearing at formal appeal hearings as daunting.

Their demands for the dictator to give up power do not look like they will be achieved soon, however, with his son, Saif Gaddafi, later describing the prospect of him leaving as "ridiculous".

Former Monty Python star Terry Gilliam has said his recent comments describing the prospect of forthcoming reunion shows as "depressing" were taken out of context.