Sentence examples for sums up with from inspiring English sources

"Claus is about seven or eight people," he sums up, with a wicked look.

Finally, Barch sums up with as eloquent an old-fashioned call for union solidarity as anyone could muster.

It's a contradiction Adele sums up with perfect Adele-ness, when she shows me her Angelo tattoo and says, "What a cunt, right?

The final movement, "Zion Park et la Cite Celeste," sums up with a near-traditional chorale, decorating it however by bird song wholly oblivious to European music.

And Conquest – the last still living – sums up with appropriate concision in his concluding essay: "I am still proud of you, and of myself for presenting you at, I hope, your best".

Andrew evokes an act of horrific emotional cruelty by his father, then sums up with a platitude: "If he felt powerful in that pathetic situation, I now realize how powerless he must have felt to begin with".

Sum-up: With all the earnest megabudget takes on the superhero genre over the last decade, "The Tick" feels like a mildly refreshing break from form.

The minister summed up with a parable.

That description could be summed up with one word: maps.

"We had reached the naked soul of man," he famously summed up, with only small hyperbole.

In fact, they could be summed up with one adjective: gelatinous.