Sentence examples for are really a description of from inspiring English sources

After all, the qualities associated with modernity - industrialisation, rising individualism, nationalism, secularism - are "really a description of what was supposed to have happened in Europe".

Gradually, it becomes clear that what we're hearing is really a description of the mating habits of male and female rats.

NAIRU, or the nonaccelerating inflation rate of unemployment, is really a description, through equations, of a set of conditions that link unemployment to inflation.

The description of explosions is really a matter of before and after, it proving so difficult to inhabit the appalling moment itself, though there are notable exceptions, such as Hemingway and Ford Madox Ford.

"Customer bribery" is really a more apt description than "customer loyalty" for the majors' mileage programs.

At times the reader even wonders if he is really a detective at all, so cursory are his descriptions of his work.

It is really an integral part of treatment and care.

There is really no description of stupidity, no matter how vivid, that is adequate.

"What is really the job description of the panel?" asked Joanna Weschler of the Security Council Report, an independent group that tracks the workings of the council.

In particular, the quasiparticle structure is a key for the calculation of the electronic gap and to the understanding of charge transport as the inclusion of excitonic effects is really important for a description of the optical properties.

The characters are really lovely and the descriptions of the scenery are really vivid.