Sentence examples for that descriptions in from inspiring English sources

The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity said the house did not host an event on the night of the alleged rape and that descriptions in the Rolling Stone article did not match any of its membership.

Ezatollah Sahabi, a former cabinet minister who is among those on trial, said today in court that descriptions in conservative newspapers of his alleged confessions were lies, said one person familiar with the proceedings.

From our own experience, which includes all of the countries included, we know that descriptions in official documents may, in reality, be aspirations rather than descriptions of reality.

The Ennahdha party was historically labelled "Islamist", but six months ago it ditched that description in favour of "Muslim democrat".

But today both The New York Review of Books and The New Yorker said they were unable to locate a review of that description in their records.

We have several who fit that description in my office — they all went to top schools, got sterling GPAs, have awesome resumes that could get them hired at an Investment Bank or anywhere else, but they came here to try to make a difference.

He has searched for a letter matching that description, in the hope that the letter's handwriting would match that of the manuscript and provide even more proof that Bond the slave and the "Bondwoman" author were one and the same.

With that description in place we will then move to a discussion of the socio-political and governance implications of those shifts.

For instance, the semantic value of a definite description like 'the best known Swiss citizen' is a function that takes as input a possible world and yields as output whoever happens to satisfy that description in that world, and the semantic value of a proper name like 'Roger Federer' is a constant function that maps every possible world to the very same individual, RF.

And Rubio, in terms of age and demography, would fit that description in a more upbeat way than Cruz and his "confrontational politics," Meacham said.

"That description in and of itself actually colors the way in which we look at this story," she said, as if people weren't supposed to take anything from the fact that Brown was unarmed when he was killed.