Sentence examples for a simple description of from inspiring English sources

To attempt a simple description of "The Paperboy" is to risk exhausting the normal critical vocabulary.

This is why a simple description of China's housing market as a "bubble" misses the point.

Allow me to worry over this point, since the phrase "BE HERE NOW" is, in essence, a simple description of what movies do, 24 frames a second.

Most of it was cut out, including a simple description of the military losses and the government's attempt to portray them as part of a tactical withdrawal.

As a result, little attention is paid to crystalline textures other than providing a simple description of it (for example, coarsely crystalline versus finely crystalline).

During Pasteur's career, he touched on many problems, but a simple description of his achievements does not do justice to the intensity and fullness of his life.

It is likelier to be far harder in the US for the defendant to argue that the word Kraftwerk is in common usage as a simple description of its product.

** Poetry enters prose in such a simple surreal touch as Emily noticing, of her dead father's face, "With the eyes closed, the nose seemed to grow," and in such a simple description of physical desolation as "She had turned into the spacious yards of a manse that had seen some fire.

The fact that this is still seen in some quarters as a contestable opinion, rather than a simple description of what actually happened, is in itself an indictment of the left's inability to respond to Thatcherism in the wider context that it helped to create.

We assume a simple description of the radiation.

Sometimes people think that a simple description of a product means there isn't much there.