Sentence examples for summing up one from inspiring English sources

"Moon and Three Rocks" (1993) captures the grand immensity of nature, summing up one's feeling of wonder and awe in front of a panoramic landscape.

"Each one of us has a choice," says Avni Vasavada, Resource Co-ordinator at the school, summing up one of the main messages.

Summing up, one can conclude that the condition under which corner solutions prevails is qualitatively equivalent to the basic setting.

His predicament was summed up one afternoon on Park Avenue by Leonard Bernstein, a member of the de-luxe set he'd become part of.

"And that's the way it is," he'd say closing each 7 00pm broadcast, as if that summed up one day, now we're on to the next.

Central vision Universities are big and complicated places, operating in diverse markets, summed up one participant.

There is nothing that he hasn't done, sums up one spokesman.

"I know a fella that Earl carries with him all the time, hear?, and he says Earl just playing mousy, y'unnerstand?" summed up one extreme position.

"We don't see as much appetite for change in the public sector because of fear of getting things wrong," summed up one participant.

This incident sums up one of the great catch-22s that the transgender community faces.

"It's funny to have the last 13 years of your life summed up on one CD," Phil Hartnoll said.