Sentence examples for usual description from inspiring English sources

That's not the usual description of this issue.

They also appear not to fit the usual description of failed stars, known as brown dwarfs.

"Faded elegance" is the usual description - which means that it's wonderfully relaxing but has ferociously noisy plumbing.

"Chess is a finesse type of thing," linebacker Tedy Bruschi said, alluding to the usual description of Belichick's defenses.

He began with his usual description of the Fed's policy forecast as consistent with its standard decision-making framework.

While offering his standard disclaimer that the Fed would take any steps necessary, he notably omitted his usual description of those possible measures.

The usual descriptions of Reyes — plenty of talent, inconsistent, questionable attention span — are often apt adjectives for the Mets, too.

The view of women as wielding considerable manipulative powers offers an interesting counterpoint to the usual descriptions of male dominance.

"Reclusive", "secretive" or "reserved" are the usual descriptions for Ortega, a man occasionally seen at equestrian competitions with his family, who manages to maintain his privacy partly thanks to living in the rainy city of A Coruna in northwest Spain, 300 miles (500 km) from the capital.

The news agency referred to the assailants as terrorists, the usual official description of Mr. Assad's armed opponents.

Mr. Merriweather's closing spot subtly reinforced Mr. Ronson's usual job description, with a Motownized remake of the Smiths' "Stop Me if You Think You've Heard This One Before" that led into "You Keep Me Hangin' On".