Sentence examples for summarising that from inspiring English sources

This comes against a backdrop of great expectation, with Globo summarising that (link in Portuguese) "the Brazilian team is responsible not only for the achievements on the field, but also for the country's success as a nation".

Only instead of Richard E Grant elegantly howling into the sheeting rain, it was Harry Next Door soundlessly summarising that entire Hamlet soliloquy with a shrug of disgust and a slight turning of his flat cap upwards at the foul and pestilent air.

Needless to say summarising that lot was not going to be easy.

I think I won't go wrong by summarising that the minimum requirement from the BBC followers' side is a generous allowance re post's size and not an upside-down order.

If heterogeneity due to threshold effect were present, the accuracy data can be pooled by fitting a sROC curve and summarising that curve by means of the Area Under the Curve (AUC) or using other statistics such as the Q* index [ 19] (i.e. the point of the curve in which sensitivity equals specificity).

For example, Linda was sufficiently trusted as an expert in coding and summarising that one GP had (informally) agreed with her that she may add Read codes to EPRs as she felt appropriate, and GPs regularly commented on the high quality of her work.

If I had to summarise that week in a sentence?

10.14pm BST Well then… a summary How to summarise that?

But Reed summarises that for the new season "You'll want 10 coats.

I'm looking forward to how they'll plot-summarise that.

This lends the impression that we're too wonderful to summarise; that although the giraffe can be corralled in paragraphs, the human cannot.