Sentence examples for try to summarise from inspiring English sources

To try to summarise the plot would be insanity.

Try to summarise it using the narrative structure of a good storyteller, and you'll see the problem.

To this day if I'm struggling with something I try to summarise it in 23 to 27 words.

Better still, look out for systematic reviews, which try to summarise everything that has been published on a particular topic.

Mr Latham said he would try to summarise the evidence of Dr Nat Cary, the pathologist who examined the girls' remains, in a "simple and undistressing" way.

From here, I'm observing Chatham House rules and not attributing remarks, but will try to summarise and give you a flavour of the debate.

In it, she rather hesitantly tried to summarise her take on Tory immigration policy.

There is little point trying to summarise the plot of Climbers, for it does not really deal in plot.

At the idea of trying to summarise the plot, I shriek and fall back fainting on my seraglio couch.

The Asian Development Bank has tried to summarise their efforts in a single indicator, the social-protection index, published this week.

Many recent commentators have noted the futility of trying to summarise everything currently taking place in China, let alone trying to predict what may come next.