Sentence examples for that it summarises from inspiring English sources

The problem with this is that it summarises in three minutes what the adaptation has taken three hours to tell.

"Put like that it summarises how far we have to go to get more female CEOs at the top".

Indeed, one of the real values of the SR process is that it summarises what we know, which is potentially not what we need to know – what should I do for the 85 year old women sitting in my clinic?

An unidentified man had then told the reporter to leave, using a phrase that it summarised as, "don't show your face here again".

That done, it summarises each cluster by looking for repeated phrases and structures.

It summarises everything that was big in the clubs at the time, Moments In Love by Art Of Noise, Back To Life by Soul II Soul, hip house.

It summarises the fact that life has been a page-turner for me.

It summarised that "The failure to show any logical connection between family background and the sentence leaves the public with the perception that those with a notable surname are more equal than others".

So simple, in fact, that it can be summarised in just two words: edible books.

So little of what Cook has tried has come off that it can be summarised by his decision, on the second day at the Gabba, to give Clarke free singles to get him on strike to Stuart Broad.

There is a peerage for Olivia Bloomfield, whose contribution to public life included working as chief of staff to the Tory party treasurer and at a City firm that summarises its investment strategy as "exploiting dislocations in markets".