Sentence examples for we often describe from inspiring English sources

We often describe ourselves as moral leaders.

"We often describe it as 15 explosions followed by a car crash".

We often describe groups of plants or animals as being worldwide in distribution, but what we normally mean is within the bounds of limited and suitable habitats.

"When we talk to people about Pinterest we often describe it as not a social network," says Silbermann. "Social networks are about communicating with other people.

We often describe Noguchi as Japanese-American, in deference to the nationalities of his parents (and, perhaps, to his experience in an internment camp during World War II).

We often describe experiments by relating their motives (ie, adaptation and innovation), but complex systems see only experiments available for selection.

Yet as I stood before it, all of time seemed to melt into illusion, and I began to understand why we so often describe the ineffable with inadequacies like "spiritual" or "transcendent".

"We are often described as performance poets and our work is 'lively' or 'vibrant'," said Nagra.

We're often described as entitled, impatient, and naive to the ways of the world.

We have often described our projects' purpose as starting, facilitating, or furthering conversation around specific topics whether that's celebrity obsession, or objectification in dating app interfaces.

The patients we interviewed often described complex narratives, sometimes relating the onset of their symptoms to specific events (such as accidental injuries) and often requiring multiple investigations and consultations with primary and secondary care clinicians.