Sentence examples for summarise i from inspiring English sources

To summarise: I believe it is important to recognise that the independence of Catalonia, in and of itself, could make us richer (because we would end the fiscal deficit), but not necessarily more productive.

If I had to summarise, I'd say anxiety.

But to summarise: I've been on this boat since early morning on Saturday.

If I had to summarise, I would say: yes to strong, fraternal regions within the European Union, yes to regions that cooperate outside their borders, but no to a Europe of regions which would be an unfair, variable-geometry Europe.

The words inside, which introduce in Butler's inimitable style the idea of gender as performance, have best been summarised, I think, by the internet meme of a photograph of Butler delivering a lecture, overlaid with the words "Gender – yer 'doing' it".

As Malcolm Turnbull summarised, "I have been deeply shocked, shocked and appalled by the images of mistreatment".

The i-PE pathway resulting from the theoretical underpinning and modelling phase is summarised: i) From Scanner to Assessor As per the pathway, an incidental PE can be identified at two stages: a) 'First Pass': By the scanning radiographer, who then brings it to the attention of the radiologist.

To summarise why I think Latin – indeed any language, endangered or otherwise – is important, I'll end with David Bellos: "To expand our minds and to become more fully civilised members of the human race, we should learn as many different languages as we can.

"Honestly, if you wanted me to summarise it, I couldn't – there's just so much weird stuff going on".

TreeAnnotator v2.1.2 [ 67] was used to summarise information (i.e., nodal posterior probabilities, posterior estimates and highest posterior density, HPD limits) from the individual post burn-in trees onto a single Maximum Clade Credibility (MCC) tree.

This made sense in the context of the film, but it also summarises what I find unsatisfying in sci-fi in general.