Sentence examples for so he describes from inspiring English sources

When he recalls how a big name in neuroscience fiercely demanded at a conference, "If you don't want to do science, why don't you just say so?," he describes the incident in the tones he uses for talking about Austin restaurants or hiking in Panama.

Still, CEO and co-founder Mads Bonde concedes universities aren't the faster adopters of new technologies, so he describes the learning "status quo" — i.e. textbooks and lectures — as Labster's main competitor at this point.

Chef-owner Kenichi Usui worked in a Chinese restaurant in Tokyo for several years, so he describes his food as "more Japanese-Chinese".

He did not have much say in the process for Chicago, so he described it as a stress-free summer.

So he described the theory of diversification by saying: "You know, don't put your eggs in one basket".

Suspecting that others agreed with him but wouldn't say so, he described a small experiment he once conducted: He placed notes in "briskly selling books" in bookstores, giving his phone number and promising $5 to anyone who called.

So he described the colors instead.

Mr. Noonan allowed the F.B.I. to record the conversation, but noise rendered it unintelligible so he described it for the jury.

The stress at home has become so intense he describes it as "like living in a pressure cooker".

So if he describes his players as naïve for chasing victory to the point of inviting defeat, maybe it is rooted in the coach?

Electronic auteur Tom Jenkinson has always operated at the experimental fringes of dance music, so when he describes his latest record as attempting to explore "the hallucinatory, the nightmarish and the brutally visceral", it shouldn't be dismissed as idle talk.