Sentence examples for whether describing from inspiring English sources

Waldman's prose is almost always pitch-perfect, whether describing a Bangladeshi woman's relationship with her landlady or the political manoeuvring within a jury.

Hadley is psychologically acute, drily witty and, whether describing a red-brick suburb or a sopping country afternoon, she is absolutely wonderful on place.

But he spins a good story, whether describing the savage sea, the horrors of primitive surgery or a "holiday camp cacophony" of seals.

Whether describing the strange byways of grief or the icy wastes where Franklin's company lie buried, this observant and moving story always rings true.

Hoffman's writing throughout is both sensuous and visceral, whether describing the love between Rachel and Frederic or the landscape of St Thomas.

Whether describing his childhood in Bucharest, flight from Fascist Italy, or life in America, Steinberg is full of superb anecdotes and quizzical observations, but there remains an evasiveness that reflects unease about the past.

Whether described as fusion or simply modern French, he is the single French chef to carry contemporary cuisine into a new hemisphere.

But whether described by Thomas Hardy or played with smiling vanity by Julie Christie, or slightly more kindly by Carey Mulligan, Bathsheba is undeniably a bit of a nightmare: a manipulator and a flake.

Where themes included information about adverse events, reporting of risks (whether described numerically or narratively) and their implications was assessed.

Four perspectives emerged: emotional state, conversational intent, social context (in terms of the speaker and listener's relationship, status, or social setting), and vocal qualities (whether described directly or metaphorically).

It's only conjecture, but I wonder whether by describing his childish pleasure in these things, Thornton isn't in some sense normalising abuse.