Sentence examples for when described from inspiring English sources

Sure, when described like this, the concept sounds a little self-indulgent.

Then why does he take great offence when described as a pornographer?

Even the more immoral characters seem elegant when described by Clare.

She affects nonchalance when described as a mayoral puppet: "You can call me Mini-Me.

He objects when described as a preppy dresser, for example, arguing that his taste is simply conservative.

When described by an interviewer as a virtuoso, he is said to have countered: "I'm not a virtuoso.

And who doesn't love a shoe, especially when described by The Independent's own style editor Harriet Walker.

Vietnam and Cambodia The Mekong invariably comes with the words "mighty" or "magnificent" attached when described in tourist brochures.

It's an attractive idea, just as it was when described in Jem Roberts's well-publicised 2012 book The True History of the Blackadder.

(If not now, when?) described it as "a first step towards a better democracy", noting that Italy's culture – long male-dominated – was "slowly changing".

The permanent secretary of the Swedish academy Horace Engdahl caused a stir when described American writers as "too isolated, too insular".