Sentence examples similar to a descriptive kind from inspiring English sources

It is our government dipshits (insert your own adjective, I've just always liked dipshits as a descriptive for this kind of behavior) who are not.

First, it provides intuitive analyses in cases where a purely referential account of meaning proves unintuitive; second, in contrast to an account of the latter sort, a descriptive account of natural kind terms offers an explanation of reference.

Avoidance is a term that better describes the negative ritual; the Polynesian word tabu (English, taboo) also has become popular as a descriptive term for this kind of ritual.

He did something wonderful and pioneering, in "The Varieties of Religious Experience," when he separated out a descriptive sympathy for belief from any kind of theological endorsement of it.

When it comes to multiculturalism, she said, "I've always dealt with it as a descriptive fact" rather than as "a kind of ideological principle".

The word could be an adjective, a kind of descriptive term that refers simply to the nature of the email/tweet itself.

Who decides when a descriptive term has outlived its usefulness?

In this novel, that counts as a descriptive showstopper.

Yet, as a descriptive term, "cyber-bullying" feels deliberately vague.

"It's such a descriptive language".

–Write a descriptive title.