Sentence examples for summarises it from inspiring English sources

BenMacdui summarises it as a "terrifying portrayal of nuclear attack, totalitarian state, and subsequent total collapse of human values" that, after viewing, "haunts the mind for years afterwards".

Silver summarises it as: "a statement – expressed both mathematically and philosophically – about how we learn about the universe: that we learn about it through approximation, getting closer and closer to the truth as we gather more evidence".

However, its summarisation technology has returned in Yahoo News Digest, which sucks in news from a range of sources, summarises it in short "atoms" of quotes, images, videos and background information, and delivers it as a package twice a day.

Of late, they have been more successful, though the correspondence is always based on what Keleher calls a "set spiel": as he summarises it: "It's a good idea, we're going to do it, put up with it".

SK summarises it all when she asks: "Wouldn't it be a good place to provide housing for women who have lost everything through coming to prison?

He summarises it as a "big mistake" and "a feeble last fling for a brilliant series", with a long and illogical plot, poor jokes and little action during the final rescue sequences.

Robert Copsey of Digital Spy gave "What Makes You Beautiful" four out of five stars, praising its catchy melody and summarising it as "adorable, completely innocent and bound to cause a stir amongst your mates".

To summarise, IT-based process solutions should be designed to facilitate clinicians' resilience performance when adapting to an evolving care process.

Lewis Corner from Digital Spy awarded the song four out five stars, complimented the song's guitar riff, its "forceful" chorus, and the melody as memorable, and summarised it as an "arena-ready hit".

To summarise, it's solid but not spectacular.

I'll start summarising it in a moment.