Sentence examples for that also describes from inspiring English sources

Sadly, that also describes the production.

The Dino menu boasts of "slathering" sauce, a word that also describes the action in the crowd once the bands roll into their second set.

This is a General Motors-owned company, after all, that also describes its rebadged Chevy body-on-frame S.U.V. — available with a pushrod Corvette engine, mind you — as possessing "Scandinavian design sensibilities".

Jet Aviation Inc., a private-aviation services company that also describes itself as the largest supplier of charter flights in the United States, expects eventually to see a bigger shift to charter flights and other uses of corporate aircraft, once the terrorism emergency and the current recession wane.

I'm not sure which usage came first, but why continue to label something with a phrase that also describes the second-worst thing on the Internet, the pop-up ad? Computer aficionados knew better when they went searching for a name for the No. 1 worst thing on the Internet.

"This is really, really unexpected," says Steven Pawson, an earth scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, and a co-author of a study published last week in Geophysical Research Letters that also describes the disruption.

Does that also describe your process as you wrote the story?

Consistency and normalcy are two characteristics that also describe the golfer who now stands if not astride the golf world, at least atop it.

Mr. Kechiche's style is dizzy, obsessive, inspired and relentless, words that also describe Adèle and Emma and the fearless women who embody them.

The best that can be said of the musicians' performance of the percussive, hard-driving finale is that it's straightforward and competent qualities that also describe the rendering of the Bartók, another concert recording, made with Kazuyoshi Akiyama and the less recalcitrant New Japan Philharmonic.

These results are corroborated by the literature data that also described pH 4.8 as ideal for cellulolytic ability, including activities under sugarcane bagasses and other lignocellulosic sources (Jahangeer et al. 2005; Rabelo 2010).