Sentence examples for was described over from inspiring English sources

He was born Edmund Kellaway in Wandsworth, London (or possibly the Vale of Glamorgan), grew to be 5ft 4in, was described over the years as "endearing", "cherubic", "portly", "elfin", with "a twinkle in his eye" and a seductively "soothing voice".

The clinical syndrome of Morton's neuroma was described over a century ago, but its etiopathology remains poorly understood [1, 8, 9].

Sickle cell disease (SCD) occupies a prominent place in human genetics, as the paradigmatic example of a monogenic disorder, that was described over 100 years ago, and in 1949, it became the first human disease to be deciphered at the molecular level [1].

Landscape data were obtained from aerial photographs (1963), two ASTER satellite images (2001 and 2003) and observations on the ground (1975 and 2006) and land use around the ponds was described over concentric circles with five different radii in the 100 1000 m range.

Evidence implicating the classical pathway in MS pathogenesis was described over thirty years ago.

In what follows, the heat stress distribution was described over space and presented with maps.

MiR-125a-5p was described over-expressed in thyroid carcinomas [ 88] and hypo-expressed in human HCC [ 89], where it was shown to target the 3′UTR of SIRT7, a member of the Sirtuin family, whose activity in cancer, ER and genomic stress response, hepatosteatosis has already been investigated and is still controversial [ 90].

I speak as someone who has been described over the years in British Council, and other, literature as both.

Aamer Anwar, a human rights lawyer, said: "The closure of this institution, which has been described over the years as barbaric, inhumane and racist, is long overdue.

Mrs. Yates had been described over and over during the trial as mentally ill, suffering from hallucinations, postpartum psychoses and suicidal tendencies (she had tried to kill herself twice).

The city of Niagara Falls is in grim yet emblematic contrast with the beauty of The Falls, which remains unchanged, truly a "wonder of the world" as it has been described over the decades.