Sentence examples for summarising it from inspiring English sources

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".

I'll start summarising it in a moment.

In summarising it, there is a danger of making the book sound "worthy" when it is anything but.

You could try summarising it in a sentence or two and sticking it by your desk, so you can keep it in mind.

"It is complicated," says Carhart-Harris, "but one way of summarising it is that there is a principle that there are similarities among certain pathological states, like depression or addiction.

Rushdie wanted to pull away from the trend of autobiographical writing in the vein of Elena Ferrante and Karl Ove Knausgaard, and so created a magical world with a plot that made Ursula K Le Guin "shriek and fall back fainting on my seraglio couch" at the prospect of summarising it.

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.

You could summarise it as "nothing is certain, not even this statement".

To summarise, it can be said that Euro 2012 was a celebration.