Sentence examples for He delineates from inspiring English sources

He delineates two different sorts of symbolism.

He delineates the maneuverings of lawyers and witnesses with assurance while briskly sketching in the arguments surrounding late-term abortions and parental consent laws.

He delineates how the movement has encouraged sprawl — by demonizing cities and exalting open space — and argues that they need to shift emphasis toward making urban living more "appealing and life enhancing".

He delineates the wavering cusp between experience and fact, the uncontrolled and the deliberate, being and having, acting and being acted upon - the gap in the "self-divided creature" we are.

He delineates a perfect society in which any "erroneous representation" that "is made of the nature of gods and heroes" is not to be permitted.

But he delineates what seem to have been the principals' basic grievances.

From his opening chapters, he lavishly delineates the foregrounds and backgrounds (both on the screen and in the society) of hundreds of films set in New York.

If Pountney doesn't make the second-act orgies convincing, turning them into new-age happenings with eco warriors, bikers and painted hippies, he superbly delineates the relationship between the two protagonists.

Detaching Aquinas' philosophy from his theology is compatible with distinctions he firmly delineates at the beginning of his two mature theological syntheses, the Summa contra Gentiles and the Summa Theologiae.

Although Emerson is thus in no position to set forth a system of morality, he nevertheless delineates throughout his work a set of virtues and heroes, and a corresponding set of vices and villains.

Building on the "parameters" laid down by President Bill Clinton in 2000, along with various other convergent scenarios such as the Arab League's initiative of 2002 and the unofficial Geneva Accords of 2003, he could delineate the contours of an agreement.