Sentence examples for to describe something from inspiring English sources

(To describe something as delicious, she might say it "suffers from phenomonitis").

TORGIANO, ITALY — It's not easy to describe something that appeals to the senses in cerebral terms.

Fellow students used the word "gay" to describe something that was rubbish.

"Sustainable" is not an adjective you would use to describe something you love.

To describe something especially good, the epithets "wicked", "bad", or "dope".

One of the book's techniques is to describe something from two sides, but with a delay.

In England, to describe something as Scottish is generally to suggest something positive, interesting, individualistic.

The phrase is used to describe something not quite top-drawer but adequate for most duty.

"There may be political decisions and public relations decisions about how to describe something.

So, three binomials there you can use to describe something as quick, simple and basic.

It's the need to describe something new about human experience or consciousness that drives literary innovation.