Sentence examples for summing up about from inspiring English sources

Chombo was scornful of western attitudes towards Malawian poverty, talking in her summing up about "the so-called poor children of Malawi" and even quoting GK Chesterton in defence of the existing law, protecting these children from trafficking: "Don't take a fence down until you know why it was put up in the first place".

Those three words sum up about as tidily as possible the ghastly bondage — the incessant psychic and physical torture — that the Kim dynasty has made the North Korean way of life for more than half a century.

Those three words sum up about as tidily as possible the ghastly bondage the incessant psychic and physical torture that the Kim dynasty has made the North Korean way of life for more than half a century.

The consequences of his actions are summed up about 45 minutes outside of London (no we are not there yet though the traffic is not too bad) when he says he has lost his job, his home and his marriage.

That about summed up the generation gap.

— summing up his feelings about global warming in 2008.

On the other hand, the compression, transfer and decompression times sum up to about 10.5 hours.

Try to find a picture that sums up everything about your channel - really think about what you choose.

This approach is summed up by an anecdote about Harry Redknapp, reported in Wired magazine.

It sums up everything about Senna.

"I just fucking love this place," he says, "because it just sums up everything about youth.