Sentence examples for the task of describing from inspiring English sources

The task of describing this hoopla to a national audience will fall, appropriately, to a guy from Queens.

I remain, I who spend a large part of my day reading and writing, because I have assigned myself the task of describing.

The meaningful stories in sports now happen as much in our living rooms as on the field, and sportswriting has embraced the task of describing it.

The postcard may have been more his epistolary genre than the shapely missive, since the task of describing his complicated logistics sometimes overwhelmed composition.

But Minot handicaps herself from the start by taking on the task of describing the attenuated emotional contact between characters so out of touch with themselves they seem about to drop out of life.

But this feeling of being in the right place at the wrong time did not deter Gopnik, who threw himself into the task of describing and interpreting his beloved country.

This text attempts the overwhelming task of describing the various types of carcinoma of the head and neck, their epidemiology, treatment and outcomes.

Dingell manages the remarkable task of describing the broken state of American politics -- everyone understands that the hyper-partisanship of Washington is his text -- without calling names, but at the same time without making excuses for those who are responsible.

"DDDDEEEEEENNNNNEEEEEEEEYYYYY!!!!" bellowed Sky's commentator Bill Leslie, encouraging us not to "scratch our eyes", but his contribution was matched by Johnny Phillips, the reporter for Sky Sports News who had the unenviable task of describing what had just happened to people who couldn't see it.

Updike's "Couples" set itself the dank task of describing, at ob-gyn closeup range, the back-seat and woodshed actions of every adulterer in one very itchy little town.

Should you somehow receive this column minus its video, I now have the difficult task of describing without giving away what happens.