Sentence examples for that really describes from inspiring English sources

If you want to illustrate the politics of fear, then use something that really describes it: those who are the real fearmongers not the victims of their atrocious lies.

"Cyberspace is the only place I could imagine that could hold the complexity of gene interaction that really describes an organism," says Brody, who poured 6 months of 17-hour days into the project.

This is the one that really describes, from what I know--and I'm pretty good friends with Kris Kristofferson, and he's told me a lot about Johnny--it just nails the whole deal, you know?

"Transgender is kind of an umbrella term that really describes a person who has an internal gender identity that is different than the one they were assigned at birth," explains Johanna Olson, MD., a pediatrician in the Division of Adolescent Medicine at Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

For example, gene duplication events and differential extinction of the resulting paralogues across different lineages can lead to a tree that appears to reflect lateral transfer but that really describes the history of a duplicated gene.

And "you must be a runner" to the people who attributed it to discipline and activeness, neither of which are words that really describe me at all.

There are lots of case studies out there, but few that really describe a life in the person's own words and style.

I love things that just work and that's really describes the Sprint Mobile Hotspot.

In this other mode, users can navigate through previously annotated video and, for shown tags, provide their option on how that concept really describes content (Fig. 3).

There's not a word that can really describe it.

There¹s not a word that can really describe it.