Sentence examples for should have described from inspiring English sources

We should have described it as British, incorporated in Edinburgh.

The article should have described a disagreement over Mr. Blow's version of the events.

Hagel said he should have described it as influence not intimidation.

It should have described him as a veteran (not Bedouin) in Israeli politics.

And a single sentence appended after the ending should have described the nature of the update.

In addition, we should have described Jamie Murray as Britain's, rather than England's, number-one doubles player.

Clinton should not have described "half" of Trump's supporters this way.

The Quinnipiac poll should probably have described a fuller spectrum of the information that Mr. Snowden has released.

This person said that Tuesday's statement should not have described the factory lists as "in progress," because all the founding group members submitted their lists in time to meet the deadline.

A total of 172 people complained that the programme's presenter should not have described Facebook facilitating illegal campaigning by Vote Leave during the referendum as an "allegation", and 109 people thought its coverage of claims of antisemitism within Labour was biased against the party.

They should have won, and the things I have described should have happened, and the history of the world should have been quite different.