Sentence examples for you summarise from inspiring English sources
"How can you summarise the chaos of China in the 20th century - the civil war, the Cultural Revolution?
But how do you summarise, let alone explain, a game that potentially contains thousands of hours of play?
"How do you summarise what women represent in a graphic?" "A 20-part DVD wouldn't have scratched the surface.
We see what it's like to have to bureaucratically "summarise" your predicament ("How do you summarise genocide?" says one deadpan Sudanese narrator), and discover the stark sensation of being an 'involunteer' at the mercy of pitiless forces.
He will star as an acerbic dance instructor in Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks with Claire Bloom (how do you summarise her career? From Chaplin's Limelight to Look Back in Anger to Woody Allen's Crimes and Misdemeanours) as a sprightly retired minister's wife.
Finally, can you summarise what it means to be an ultra of Udinese? "Being an ultra of Udinese is to love our colours and defend them wherever, to love and honour our land and its traditions, to constantly strive to improve our group and our Curva, to truly become the 12th man on the field, and to support our team with passion and pride".
"Of course there's a big red flag here: you can summarise a whole room full of poeple through statistcis, but when you're describing an individual you're gonna get into trouble.
You could summarise it as "nothing is certain, not even this statement".
Robert McCrum's 100 best novels: Moby-Dick 22. Madame Bovary Gustave Flaubert You could summarise this as a story of adultery in provincial France, and miss the point entirely.
You could summarise this whole sad story in one or two chapters, but part of trying to get people to really think things through, and follow you on this quest, is to be out there and tell some good stories along the way.
Ireland expands: "You'll summarise the key points and say: 'Tell me a bit more about this', or 'It strikes me that you feel extremely frustrated, have I got that right?' "One of the golden rules is you don't interrupt them.
