Sentence examples for so describing from inspiring English sources

"So describing this finance crisis as 'bungee jumping' may be more appropriate".

It was thinly forested, with a sign every hundred yards or so describing the flora in Japanese.

Former England captain Michael Atherton didn't think so, describing the West Indian performance as "supine" and captain Chris Gayle hinted at his side's lack of interest when he said, "I wouldn't be so sad if test cricket died".

These days everything is ironic, so describing an anus as a violet carnation must be deliberately over the top, as tasteless as dressing a toilet roll in a crocheted tutu.

By Barney Lefferts and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 19 , 1959P. 33 Since newspapers dote on recording first times...the press had a happy week or so describing the President's recent trip abroad, in the course of which he ran up a whole string of firsts.

The New Yorker, September 19 , 1959P. 33 Since newspapers dote on recording first times...the press had a happy week or so describing the President's recent trip abroad, in the course of which he ran up a whole string of firsts.

If so, describe the products and brand names mentioned.

Mr. Hubbard's piece might be so described.

"Chicken pot-pie without crust is stew and should be so described on a menu.

Words like "undocumented" ignore the fact that the people so described have broken the law.

The character of American business and politics is often so described.