Sentence examples for was regularly described from inspiring English sources

During the cold war, Kaliningrad was regularly described as the most militarised place on Earth.

He was often seen as detached from conventional ways of looking at the world, and his acting was regularly described as poetic or magical.

So, during those years when I was regularly describing it as a rogue newspaper (aka an aberration), he agreed with me.

It is regularly described as a liberal group.

It is regularly described as the most valuable trophy in American sports.

JESSE Helms, Republican of North Carolina, is regularly described as a political anachronism.

Government decisions, ministers and U-turns are regularly described as "farcical".

As a crime victim whose ordeal is regularly described as unthinkable, Dr. Petit is spoken of in hushed tones.

These dances have black origins and are regularly described in terms used to stereotype black women: they are overly sexual, animalistic, uncivilised.

His woodcuts for books and vignettes for Wedgwood (the alphabet mug, the boat-race bowl), are regularly described as witty and charming.

Gasol's game is regularly described as beautiful, elegant and feathery — words that might better describe a comforter — and occasionally deemed soft.