Sentence examples for summarises another from inspiring English sources

A politically sanitised sentence summarises another remarkable period of Afghan history (as translated from the Dari):In 1996 freedom fighter Mullah Mohammed Omar, leader of Taliban came to power and announced the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan; he was removed from power in 2001.The reader is left to guess who did the removing.

Another document summarises a sustained campaign to penetrate South African computers, recording that they gained access to the network of their foreign ministry, "investigated phone lines used by High Commission in London" and "retrieved documents including briefings for South African delegates to G20 and G8 meetings".

Matthew Stewart, another former consultant, summarises his high-flying years in the industry by saying: "I felt like a snake oil salesman without snake oil".

"Get treatment or lose your job," is how another summarised the response of their colleague.

"Less good stuff", indeed.But it is another argument entirely, which Mr Keim misleadingly summarises in the paragraph above, which actually forms the backbone of the government's defence of the law.

'It is always a delicate matter,' he summarises grandly, 'when a friend or acquaintance becomes president.' There was another delicacy, closer to home.

In devious manoeuvres – which Robertson summarises with glorious lucidity – Parker acted to prevent the Ward jury from knowing that Keeler had perjured herself in another criminal trial and that her testimony against Ward was worthless.

Another of Killian's memos, dated May 19 1972 - five days after Mr Bush was supposed to have completed his physical - summarises a telephone discussion with Mr Bush about how he "can get out of coming to drill from now through November".

Cameron summarises Leveson's regulatory principles.

She summarises the changes announced overnight.

Which nicely summarises his professional concerns too.