Sentence examples for which sum from inspiring English sources
I suppose there have been a couple of games this season which sum up how we are now.
What we're after are the books - fiction, non-fiction, plays and poetry - which sum up the land of El Cid, whether written by Spanish authors or not.
The incident drew mixed responses in the Philippines, which sum up the dilemma among China's small neighbors of how to respond to its power and its ability to enforce its territorial claims.
It begins with a dazzling set of montages, which sum up decades in one gay man's life, a life that at once resists politics and is inevitably shaped by it.
"Since you started with a quote from the great Yogi Berra," says Phil Crockford, I think he's said a few things which sum up this tour for England - 'We made too many wrong mistakes'.
It has everything, from those instantly recognisable opening chords to lyrics ("Does your granny always tell you that the old songs are the best? Then she's up and rock'n'rolling with the rest"), which sum up many families' Christmas.
The narrative moves from a set of broad strokes about character and scene, with throwaway moments and casual statements which sum up and analyse, to aphorisms about life and death and the mystery of time and God.
Which sums up Jim Lovelock perfectly.
Scary but beautiful, which sums Ensor up.
A title which sums Bendtner up perfectly" – Matt Emerson.
Key player: El Hadji-Diouf – which sums up predicament.
