Sentence examples for summarised in a from inspiring English sources
The Daniel Morgan case is the most obscure part of the whole affair, not easily summarised in a few paragraphs.
Recent commentary can be summarised in a single word – schadenfreude.
Paranoid populism's defining principle can be summarised in a paragraph.
No sport's history could be summarised in a single gallery, but this isn't a bad effort.
The report, summarised in a paper in the Lancet Psychiatry journal, is the first of its kind.
The general election result can be summarised in a nutshell: the Conservatives did well with voters that turn out.
"The entire contract can be summarised in a single phrase: humans agree to give up meaning in exchange for power".
In gameplay terms, there are significant changes to how most of the classes and races act, helpfully summarised in a new spellbook tab.
Focusing on GDP misses the point – the "health" of the economy is too complex to be summarised in a single number.
The Service view can be summarised in a sentence: Trotsky was a ruthless and cold-blooded murderer and deserves to be exposed as such.
A year ago, a bright, unemployed 24-year old single mother in Southend summarised in a blogpost the fear, humiliation and desperation of living on the breadline.
