Sentences with phrase «situation someone are describing»

The book is full of many interesting characters, and the often dire situations are described with a good deal of humor.

When the age of European empire ended after World War II, the new situation was described as post-colonial.

The universal human situation is described in the self - contained tales of the Garden of Eden (3), the Brothers Cain and Abel (4), the Flood (6 - 9), and the Tower of Babel (11).

The following situations were described to me as problematic:

That urgent situation was described to U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Chris Murphy at a press event convened Friday morning at the Fair Haven Community Health Center (FHCHC).

In ordinary physics, this situation is described by saying that the Cartesian order is the essential order and all this (movement, change) is merely a secondary or inessential appearance going on inside the Cartesian order.

The situation I am describing does not obtain equally in all countries — perhaps very little in China.

The situation was described in the opening address of the conference by the Archbishop of York.

I can read this and not be offended, but see the situation you are describing so clearly and have experienced myself.

I think those situation s you describe are deplorable and I would point out to you that the Catholic Church, in particular, is not anti gayy.

Barca don't want to reach such figures and therefore the situation is described as «increasingly complicated».

Yes, of course, it has a strong political message, and yes of course the situation I'm describing — the opposition, the relationship between the individual and the state — is political, but I wouldn't say that it's exclusively a political film.

I know well the situation you are describing where basic everyday words are incorrectly written by secondary school students.

The point is that the situation you're describing constantly keeps the engine at it's maximum torque / load.

In this way readers will be able to actually «experience» the situation you are describing.

You do not need to talk about your grandparents unless the situation you are describing is related to your choice of the profession or college.

Yes, automatic rate increases are typical in my experience (and I think it's very greedy, when it's based on nothing except that your lease is up for renewal, which is the situation you are describing).

Whenever you come across a person to talk to or some other event the situation is described via text mostly, written word used to carefully inform you of a person's body language, the surrounding environment, vocal inflection and so much more.

But that's different from the situation I'm describing: art that tangibly occupies three - dimensional space, yet seems to exist in more compelling form when seen in a magazine than it does in real life.

In the IPCC AR4 the situation is described like this in Chapter 4, «Observations: Changes in Snow, Ice, and Frozen Ground» (p. 351):

I found that answer similar to my question, but I'm not sure if it applies to the situation I'm describing because it's not fully a commercial use:

After all, the situation I'm describing is but a snippet of the broader news media landscape.

This situation was described as being «inherently unfair».

Putting an objective doesn't do anything to help you, and it actually could hurt you if they situation you are describing doesn't match the job you are applying for.