Sentence examples for described from high-quality English sources.

• The Eichstätt specimen was found in 1951 and described in 1973.

• Properties of the latter are described separately later in the discussion.

• Others described a strong, friendly leader who is respected inside the company.

• James described repeated sexual touching that always stopped short of intercourse.

• In some instances a neoplasm is named for the physician who first described it.

• Breuer described his methods and results to Freud and referred patients to him.

• The Justice Department described the accusation as false in a statement to MSNBC.

• (Sometimes these forms are combined, as described in the section Theory of moves.)

Use described in a sentence.

• The brassiere was described as "nearly invisible" and in the style of Marilyn Monroe.

• According to Vasco de Quiroga, the natives lived in a golden age just as described by Lucian of Samosata in his Saturnalia.

• The direction of the twist may be to the right, described as Z twist, or to the left, described as S twist.

• Like Justice Antonin Scalia, you’ve described yourself (and been described) as a textualist and an originalist.

• Methods and reagents must be described in sufficient detail for another researcher to reproduce the experiments described.

• Two described working 13-hour shifts with no bathroom breaks, while one described taking unpaid overtime shifts to handle the unprecedented volume.

• Sign language and audio described programmes can be found in the Sign Language and Audio Described categories accessed via the BBC iPlayer Categories menu.

• A related pattern of responses was obtained by Nahmias, Morris, Nadelhoffer and Turner (2009) who instead described agents preforming immoral behaviors in a “deterministic world” of the sort often described in philosophy classrooms.

described sentence examples

• To opt-out of interest-based advertising that is enabled by many industry platforms and providers (including much of the advertising described in this section), please see the choices we have described in Section 4.2, in particular the DAA’s opt-out page.

• In a bravado performance, he also described Russia’s annexation of Crimea as “something that happened a while ago”, warned in the bluntest of terms against economic retaliation for the US’s introduction of tariffs, and described the way the EU treated the US as brutal.

• In his book, Rebel Hearts, the British journalist Kevin Toolis described McGuinness as a zealot, whose followers bombed the commercial centre of his home town, Derry, until it looked like a war zone, and who “implicitly endorsed what can only be described as needless cruelties”.

• Klein points out that negative polarization doesn't just apply to self-described partisans but also to independents and leaners, writing that "a 2016 Pew poll found that self-described independents who tended to vote for one party or the other were driven more by negative motivations" than positive ones.