Example sentences of "describe them as " in BNC.

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1 However , I can not get excited by them ( and that applies to the passion they generate in a sexual as well as a moralistic sense ) and would certainly not ever describe them as sublime .
2 If we may further generalize on these projects , we may describe them as setting up models of teaching methods and materials , thus tending to extend and develop user education methods , rather than analysing and criticizing existing methodologies and materials .
3 Many of these , like the Forte Hotel Village , are fully self-contained , you might describe them as small holiday resorts in their own right , offering everything you need for a marvellous stay in unspoilt surroundings , away from the more commercialised resort areas .
4 We shall therefore describe them as ‘ translucent ’ .
5 Changes in the industry during his career — from bottle ovens to tunnel kilns , from roller making to dust pressing — he would describe them as revolutionary .
6 The tribe developed a unique aptitude for horse-breeding , and Meriwether Lewis described them as having a method of gelding ‘ preferable to that practiced by ourselves ’ .
7 Fred Heatley described them as ‘ an autonomous adjunct of the Republican Movement ’ , and Roy Johnston called them ‘ a Fabian Society to the Republican Movement ’ .
8 He described them as cowardly , hesitant , selfish , timorous , suspicious , fearful , parsimonious , miserly , small-minded , ill-humoured and avaricious .
9 Mrs B , just down the lane from the farm , described them as rather wild .
10 The room where the four senior and four junior counsel from Edinburgh would work was fitted out with several very basic trestle tables , not perhaps quite what members of the Faculty of Advocates are used to working on , but Alistair Bruce described them as very resilient people .
11 He described them as ‘ useless in defence , useless in midfield and crap up front ’ .
12 Another 17.93 per cent he found to be living in ‘ secondary ’ poverty , i.e. their income was above the minimum but Rowntree 's investigators described them as ‘ obviously living in a state of poverty , i.e. in obvious want and squalor ’ .
13 The Canadian naturalist John Macoun explored the prairies in the 1850s and described them as ideal agricultural country .
14 At the Non-Aligned Summit the following year in Havana he demanded ‘ the termination of all imperialistic foreign military bases in the territory of others ’ and described them as ‘ being inconsistent with the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries concerned ’ .
15 In Smith v. Land & house Property Corporation ( 1884 C.A. ) the seller of some premises described them as ‘ let to Mr. Frederick Fleck ( a most desirable tenant ) . ’
16 The judicial reforms were detailed on May 8 by Deputy Premier and Chairman of the State Control Commission Manush Myftiu , who described them as strengthening the observance of human rights .
17 The signature of the amendments by Hrawi was immediately rejected by Gen. Michel Aoun , the former Army Commander and self-declared interim Premier of Lebanon , who described them as " contestable " .
18 The Conservative Party ( CP ) described them as " a recipe for revolution " , whereas the Democratic Party said that the proposals included virtually everything it had called for .
19 It described them as aligned with Singh or with acting party president and former Prime Minister Krishna Prasad Bhattarai .
20 The raids led to a strong diplomatic protest from the Solomons ' Prime Minister Solomon Mamaloni , who described them as " provocative " .
21 The Phoenix Dance Company instructors told us several times that our movements were very good and at one time described them as ‘ nice . ’
22 The Phoenix Dance Company instructors told us several times that our movements were very good and at one time described them as ‘ nice . ’
23 The Abbot of the Abbey of St Mary , John Blake , built two fulling mills in the town during the 16th century , these being duly noted by the much-travelled Leland who , in 1535 , describes them as ‘ being wonderfully necessary by cause the town standith all by clothing ’ .
24 ( Harry Hawke describes them as now sounding bad beyond belief ) .
25 At times she seems to see women as so ‘ brainwashed ’ that they are scarcely human ; thus she describes them as ‘ fembots ’ , even as ‘ mutants ’ .
26 One commentator describes them as key , routine and decisionless decisions .
27 THE Church of Scotland has launched a blistering attack on Conservative social and economic policies , describing them as unacceptable in a civilised society and accusing the Chancellor , Mr Lamont , of expressing ‘ hollow and cynical ’ views .
28 In charting them , Le Roy Ladurie frequently uses the device ( a favourite of his ) of describing them as infectious diseases , and , indeed , relies on a whole range of similar metaphors .
29 When The Times ( 17 August 1898 ) first turned its attention to the August disorders , describing them as ‘ something like organised terrorism in the streets ’ , it struck the key-note in an editorial on ‘ The Weather and the Streets ’ :
30 His son , Ernest , wrote Stockmar 's Memoirs , describing them as lifting the veil ‘ but a little ’ .
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