Sentence examples for should be describing from inspiring English sources

Maybe that's how I should be describing it".

It seems to me that these are the screen deaths Dr Peter Saunders, director of Care Not Killing, should be describing when he talks about "macabre death voyeurism".

This grander vision is what Europe's leaders should be describing to their voters not making future expansion of the club dependent on an internal quarrel over its constitution.

He stood self-assuredly lecturing the country about what it means to be an American, all the while sounding like someone who should be describing the chillest place to get a taco or the best breaks at Zuma Beach.

The diplomat, who declined to be named because he said Syrians, rather than foreigners, should be describing their decisions, dismissed the complaints as understandable "frustrations and rivalries" within the opposition movement.

To begin with, since "quantum fields" are operator valued it is not clear in which sense QFT should be describing physical fields, i.e. as ascribing physical properties to points in space.

These people should be described as terrorists, he says.

"Emotions," it states, "should be described in voluptuous detail".

Dictionaries are clear that England's opponents and their fans should be described as "Maltese people".

15.40 Perhaps, in the absence of anything else to talk about, the trailer should be described.

Intellectuals argue over how she should be described and who can save her.