Sentence examples for when it was described from inspiring English sources

Its existence was first recorded in 1541, when it was described in the will of the second William Davenport.

But when it was described to him, he called Mr. Rosenthal's behavior impolite.

"When it was described to me, I said, 'That's going to be mean,' " Ms. Ricci remembered.

When it was described as killing someone on the second, they did not.

Support for the proposal increased to 66percentt from 62percentt when it was described as a Trump proposal.

The novel won the National Book award in 2009, when it was described by judges as "a gravity-defying feat".

The report was perhaps most vivid when it was describing workers' often unsuccessful efforts to salvage the situation.

They value a service (say, upgrading fire equipment) more when it is described in isolation than when it is presented as part of a larger good (say, improving disaster preparedness).

For example, people are known to rate a burger as more tasty when it is described as "75percentt lean" than when it is described as "25percentt fat," even though that's the same thing.

Second, psychological explanations may be more salient to laypeople when a behavior is described concretely than when it is described in the abstract.

"Female-centric work is always more harshly compared and pigeonholed into some box when it's described".