Sentence examples for a descriptive phrase. from inspiring English sources

He was just using a descriptive phrase to indicate that you looked like something less than human".

(Lectures with titles are listed with quotation marks; don't use quotation marks if you are just using a descriptive phrase). Include the location and date of the performance.

By Fred Packard The New Yorker, January 12 , 1946P. 83 Description of a man who takes a multiple word, splits it in two and juggles it around a bit to turn it into a descriptive phrase.

With images, utilize the ALT attribute with IMG tags, in order to provide a descriptive phrase which will appear as alternatives to images in text-only browsers (i.e. Lynx). 1. Avoid the use of multi-column presentations or tables.

I have long thought that "legal philosophy" or "jurisprudence" would frighten fewer people away if it were more attractively labeled; "thoroughgoing-talk-about-government" is a descriptive phrase I once suggested.

No longer can its styles be summed up in a descriptive phrase or two, like plush, concentrated cabernet sauvignon; lush, jammy pinot noir; buttery oak-bomb chardonnay; or extravagantly ripe, blockbuster zinfandel.

On the contrary, they may coexist in a single (artificial) linguistic form or a single descriptive phrase.

I was trying to come up with a better descriptive phrase than "piece of shit", but that's really the best way to describe it.

So I thought "System D" was a much more descriptive phrase than "informal economy".

Planck, for instance, calls the body English that shifts early in the viewing of a VR film the "moment of surrender," a wonderfully descriptive phrase--and one that's useful, since different users might experience theirs at different points.

Piller and Yamamoto found it simple to obtain from Ft. Detrick a cursory list of BW projects and investigators but very difficult to get anything more substantial about the projects than a few descriptive phrases.