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Sentence Examples And that, as much as its unlikely origins, sums up the idiosyncratic charms of a unique golfing venue. A recent book about it entitled The Lost State of Franklin sums up the fate of the movement in its title. We think this sums up things more eloquently than we ever could, so over to you John. Higher rate taxpayers should get pension tax relief of 42 per cent on these sums up to the maximum relief allowable. Stuart Herdson, Bradford secretary for the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, sums up the criticisms. So in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets. One exchange neatly sums up the swagger of the young, high, stupid and heavily armed. A beach, a book and an endless shoreline with nary a soul in sight pretty much sums up my idea of heaven here on Earth. Sampson sums up this process of enrichment and the creation of a new stratum of financial oligarchs and their impact on society very succinctly. She sums up the fierce sense of loyalty many caravanners have to the East Coast, although she has travelled widely abroad. This comment precisely sums up what is expected of a historian when he writes down a narration or a report or a book. This morning, I trudged through the knee-high drifts of wolves to bring you a picture which sums up the stark terror facing this country. Judge Russell then sums up the facts and the arguments presented to the jury. Your music is often labelled as 'folktronica' or 'laptop folk', which hardly sums up your work. It eloquently sums up the entire philosophy behind choosing to assume the duty and responsibility of carrying a weapon. Without being stilted or pedantic about it, Sontag sums up the history of stagecraft back to the Elizabethans. The report sums up the first full investigation into concerns which a number of maritime organisations felt had been ignored. Stott sums up his forty years at Down House, his country estate in Kent, with an apt metaphor. It is to his eternal credit that he had the decency to do as he did, which sums up the kind of honourable official the county manager is. The Doric is a beautiful, cheeky, evocative language that sums up so much of the Scottish character. Show More Sentences This line from the movie perfectly sums up the twisty, fascinating premise of this very absorbing movie. This dilemma perfectly sums up the impasse in all republican-loyalist negotiations. Jack Kelly sums up nicely why the coming war is moral, necessary, and can't come too soon. I think we can expect to hear words very similar to those when the defence sums up its case. This sums up very neatly his belief that people should be given both responsibility and opportunity, and that they will use both wisely. In its merger of antiquarianism and fantasy, artisanship and magic, the castle neatly sums up the art of its creator, Hayao Miyazaki. It's a good little story because it sums up many of the personally satisfying things about working on the edition. This sappy, sentimental, self-congratulatory awards show sums up much that's loathsome about America. This just sums up everything about the state of the royal family these days, I think. The poster with its lurid colours and slight diagonal people positioning pretty much sums up the movie. Their story, told in an Icelandic saga, neatly sums up the English experience of the Norman Conquest. Better late than never, so the saying goes, and no phrase sums up the 2001 tennis season better. An article here sums up pretty well my own response to such outrageous presumption. So now comes Newsweek's BlogWatch for this week, which sums up the whole situation thusly. This unspeakable piece of codswallop pretty much sums up the worst of New York journalism for me. Huntington sums up rather well the excesses that the chronic anger of the Left leads to. Propping his bicycle outside the Cheese Shop, Henry Smith sums up the views of many in the market town. It is just that the title of this post sums up today's happenings in a very good way. It sums up the lifework of one of the most serious, original, and balanced literary thinkers in North America. One anecdote from last week neatly sums up Labour's uncertainty over how to deal with the new Tory leader. Show More Sentences This sums up their entire campaign, one of breath-taking arrogance wrapped up in feel-good bromides. The benign, old Munshi sums up the topic with a short, wry remark, a telling commentary on the state of affairs. What noun sums up the inescapable bore who buttonholes you to make a pitch or unload on you an interminable tale of woe? Andrew Gimson in the Telegraph sums up precisely what this means for the election. In 2007, the Pan-African Parliament and the European Parliament issued a joint statement which actually quite pithily sums up what is involved. In 175 well-chosen words, he sums up the trials and the grit and bravery of the civil rights movement. Debra has sent me a copy of a well-written piece on Norwich Terriers from Dog World a few years ago, which sums up the breed's difficulty whelping rather well, I thought. Its retro art style gives it an appealing timeless quality, an allegory about the relationship between humans and technology that sums up the core of all science fiction. The play sums up all of the uncertainty of the age, while at the same time bringing the issues and ideas of 18th century England right up to date. That sums up the designer's newest line, it's monochromatic approach tempered by what are, for men, daring fabrics such as taffeta and silk poplin. That pretty much sums up the throne speech from this bunch of talk big but do nothing, do little Liberals who govern Canada. The Antares will have you rediscovering them with disconcerting ease: an 'iron fist in a velvet glove' neatly sums up the Antares. Dieter Becker, TARGET2 Project Manager at the European Central Bank, sums up the past and looks ahead in our interview. He sums up with thoughts on the ascendancy of the power of nature. The passage that best sums up the book is the one in which you see a huge mirror in the middle of nowhere. Mr Doorn's report best sums up the blinkered stance taken towards this notion of better regulation. This, by John S. Gardner, beautifully sums up the GOP's mishandling of the tax issue during recent years. This two-volume publication sums up a body of work in psychogeriatrics that took decades to complete. For McGlinchey, whose rise from the ashes has been the stuff of fairy tales, 'unbelievable' probably just about sums up the past few months. This simple sentence sums up Dindo's filmmaking project in all its richness and complexity. Show More Sentences As Elmar Brok, chairman of the European Parliament's foreign-affairs committee gruffly sums up, they just need to do their homework. Daisy has useful advice on how to win, especially in the egg and spoon race, and Kes Grey sums up the problems of pushy parents! The letter to the Ephesians sums up God's great plan of salvation, hidden from the beginning of the world, and now revealed in Christ. The following table sums up the differences between terminology and lexicography. It proclaims that no one people, no one nation, no one civilisation represents or sums up human genius. With this one sentence Mike, the lead singer of Sinsémilia, sums up the million light years travelled by French reggae over recent months. And that sums up the motivation behind the work that Ms Pitso is so proud of doing, and what gives her hope and purpose. There is only one, concise page that sums up quite well the spirit in which Transport Canada reviewed this bill. That sums up what we are trying to achieve on the e-side, the electronic side, of life. It sums up the speeches on the benefits of free competition that is lacking in rules. In this context, let me salute the adoption by IRU of the Declaration of Bucharest, that sums up the main conclusions drawn during the Congress. In his following day address, Mackenzie King sums up the situation and proposes that war be declared. Our guide's heartfelt cry sums up the incessant activity on either side of the winding road that takes us through Burundi's high hills. This list is not meant to be exhaustive either, but sums up the most commonly encountered devices on hppa machines. Criticism is easy, art is difficult: in many ways this well-known saying sums up the main criticisms levelled against out analysis. Newbridge sums up their keys to success in three words: persistance, tolerance and hustle. A Dynamic Decade truly sums up the first 10 years of the Ottawa International Airport Authority. In my opinion, this letter sums up quite well the position of Quebeckers and the consensus in Quebec I was talking about earlier. The ELEGANCE single-lever mixer sums up the design concept: softly rounded lines joined with clear geometric forms. It's a rather simple analogy, but it sums up the last two years of Ill Nino's career effectively. Show More Sentences Many amazing comments come from a remarkably sane Genesis P-Orridge while Carl Craig sums up turntablism perfectly as Kid Koala gets his scratch on. His slaying sums up the lawlessness now gripping the region and the impunity with which separatists can act. Buzzfeed unknowingly sums up the American reaction to news of Kate Middleton's pregnancy. His weary comment on the crisis sums up the feelings of many of his compatriots. This editorial in El Pais neatly sums up what's been revealed to date. Although this article by Andrew Oswald appeared in the Times some time ago it sums up most of the arguments why congestion charging is a good idea. It perfectly sums up his oeuvre, and is easily his most complex film yet. But perhaps the individual who sums up the rotten self-regarding core of the English football team is David Beckham. To president Van Rompuy, who chaired the meeting on 25-26 March, the strategy sums up the European model of social market economy with a strong environmental dimension. The shocking Dutch newspaper headline of less than a week ago Zimbabwe stinks of blood lust' sadly completely sums up the content of the article by the paper's correspondent in Harare. That's how co-op activist Betty Ann Baker, named one of three Women of the Year in the January 2001 issue of Chatelaine magazine sums up her success. If one photograph sums up the breakthrough, it's William Eggleston's worm's-eye view of a rusty tricycle on a Memphis street — the icon of his 1976 MOMA show, which cracked the black-and-white photography establishment. In a way, this sums up the character of the piece: classical elements such as fugal and minimalist counterpoint are juxtaposed against popular elements characteristic of homegrown American music. This value, this solidarity, is indeed what best sums up the European social model, which is consubstantial with the construction of the European Community. Amelia Lily of X Factor fame plays a character called whatsername, which sums up the thought process here. To critics, Gorbitz sums up Germany's misplaced priorities. This sums up the entire theology of the sacrament of marriage by which the spouses are, at the heart of their concrete, simple and human relationship, standard-bearers of the nuptial alliance that God has made with humanity. He sums up all the consecrations of the old law, which foreshadowed his own, and in him is consecrated the new People of God, henceforth mysteriously united to him. A leading philosopher sums up the hidden costs of a price-tag society. Shepard Poorman sums up the impact of desktop publishing in its newsletter, Proof Sheet. Show More Sentences What he had to say about the interaction between diverse cultures aptly sums up the message of UNESCO: 'I do not wish my house to be walled on all sides and my windows stuffed. This, in a microcosm, sums up radio listener habits. This seventh album somehow sums up the aforementioned problem, which is illustrated here by a palpable seasickness, symptomatic of the relentness in pursuing an adventure that perhaps has no more reason to be. Which, of course, sums up his year: the explosive interviews, unpredictable behaviour and rampant egomania may have provided regular talking points, but Kanye almost never allowed these things to break his creative stride. The speech held in Rome on the occasion of his elevation to the cardinalate in 1879 by Pope Leo XIII sums up the most crucial aspect of Newman's theological career, life and work. A CURATE'S Egg just about sums up this performance and Cov's season so far. That pretty much sums up the shock-haired, one-liner maestro with the penchant for eye-popping shirts and his skewiff humourist agenda. Wolters and Mareschal have presented a similar method for determining the modification of a given set of weights, which sums up absolute deviations. Examples from Classical Literature It sums up the changes indicated by subsequent expressions, and embraces them synthetically. In a comprehensive way it may be said that the history of this word or name, maravedi, sums up the monetary history of Spain. Vice, a rogue who sums up in himself all the Vices of the older Moralities and serves as the buffoon. He sums up Smollett and Goldsmith, but he also destroys them. This sums up in a word the secret and extent of Pestalozzi's power. Find more words! 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