Sentence examples for a description of things from inspiring English sources

Write a blog entry about what the Internet means to you, including your favorite sites and a description of things you've done using the web that you wouldn't be able to do otherwise.

President Obama's speech in Galesburg, Ill., is more a description of how things are than a plan to get them to where they should be.

I am my father's daughter, Mr. Zuckerman, the daughter of a father who was a stickler for words, and with every passing day, the words that I hear spoken strike me as less and less of a description of what things really are.

David Hume famously exposes the fallacy of deriving a prescriptive statement (that one ought to perform some action) from a description of how things stand in relation to each other in nature.

Separating the tool from a description of the thing itself is especially hard when we try to think about corners of the world hidden from our senses and then ask what is going on there.

The intuitive idea is that a world story is a complete "description" of things as they could be.

Dubinsky gave an oblique description of things to come in a recent interview with NBC news.

It was, he says, an "enormous book – a description of all the things you shouldn't do".

Here is a brief list of looming musical events or releases, along with a description of how these things make me feel.

It was simply a description of the ways things feel, which maps perfectly onto the experience of young people.

One who is in the right state to be capable of giving a "poetic and lively description" of things will find himself "in a living and beautiful world" (Journal, 10/13/60 & 12/31/59).