Sentence examples for whole describes from inspiring English sources

Yet the nation as a whole describes itself as no happier.

Even Peter Schjeldahl, who raves this week about the museum as a whole, describes "a lurching aggregate of shapes in striated steel cladding and glass.

Even Peter Schjeldahl, who raves this week about the museum as a whole, describes "a lurching aggregate of shapes in striated steel cladding and glass.... so confusing that, pretty soon, I gave up looking".

Sharon Bryan Salt Lake City, Utah Dan Chiasson, in writing on Mark Strand's poem "Keeping Things Whole," describes the poem as "an existential anti-anthem... powerful but dated," and thinks it is "better read as a poem about the helplessness of being a child" (Books, November 19th).

Dan Chiasson, in writing on Mark Strand's poem "Keeping Things Whole," describes the poem as "an existential anti-anthem... powerful but dated," and thinks it is "better read as a poem about the helplessness of being a child" (Books, November 19th).

The International Committee of the Fourth International member groups customarily describe themselves as sections of the Fourth International, and the organisation as a whole describes itself as the "leadership of the Fourth International".

He made it clear that his push for democracy trumps his relationship with Mr. Putin and Russia as a whole, describing the matter as a stark choice of a new era.

The Purchase Function enables us to enhance our knowledge about the system as a whole, describing both customers and products, and we prove its usefulness in three different analyses.

A few critics panned the film as a whole, describing it as a "mess"; one review commented, "It's convenient to say that if you have no expectations from the film, you wouldn't be disappointed".

There is also an extremely elongated intimacy about each detail – a whole paragraph describes a tiny, tiny thing.

The novel as a whole, however, describes in great detail the way the forests of North America are cut for timber and cleared for settlements.