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What is the right sentence if you want to say He said the highlights written in the article?
I would say "he mentioned the key points of the article". Or "he summarized the article well".
French philosopher Jean Bodin?
Jean Bodin is not well known in France. The linked article does not describe him as a major philosopher.
How would you describe a person who has a good reading comprehension?
I would describe them as "literate", or use the term "well read"
How would you describe your friend personality to fix him up for a date?
Well you would have to describe the way he is, his likes & dislikes and his demeanor.
How do you prove Fatou's Lemma?
The well-written proof can be found in the Wikipedia article, which can be located in a link below.
How would you describe count Dracula's castle?
I would describe as a secluded place where no one dares go and i THINK there is forest as well
How do you think a friend or someone who knows you well would describe you?
They would know both the good and the bad about me. They could easily describe whatI look like on the outside. They would also know how I typically act, the best things about me, and the worst flaws that I have. The people that know me really well I know almost as well as I know myself, so they would be able to describe me almost like I would describe myself.
When you describe the LOOKS of an organism you describe the?
Well you describe all of the body from head to toe for example beautiful, ugly, cute, and picturesque would describe a kinkajou.
How would you describe the settlers of Delware?
well bla bla htyhjghjhfjfhfgyh
Is it you would do good or you would do well?
The correct phrase is "you would do well." "Well" is used as an adverb to describe how someone performs or achieves something. "Good" is an adjective and would typically be used to describe a noun. So, in the context of someone's performance or success, "well" is the appropriate word to use.
Is wonderful diatribe an oxymoron?
No, not really. A diatribe (definition from dictionary.com) is "a bitter, sharply abusive denunciation, attack, or criticism." But all of these negative words only describe what a diatribe IS. They don't describe the quality of it. If a diatribe is exceptionally well-written and eloquent, then it would indeed be wonderful, no matter how bitter, caustic, and cruel it was. If it was rambling and clumsily written, with limited vocabulary, then it would be an inadequate diatribe.
How would you describe the relationship between a shape and its perimeter?
Well the perimeter is the straight line across the middle of the shape I would describe is a single parallel line to be my opinion
