Sentence examples for bare description from inspiring English sources
This bare description does insufficient justice to the appearance of the exhibition, which was organized by Rob DeSalle and designed by the museum's in-house team.
Even a bare description of the story reflects the passionate excitement and the imaginative energy that binds the movie's politics and its artistry.
In bare description, this could sound like the opening of a particularly soapy kind of novel, but one of the many joys of Carry the One – longlisted for the Green Carnation prize – is how resolutely Anshaw refuses to indulge in cheap melodrama.
In bare description, "Iron," which was produced at the Edinburgh Festival and at the Royal Court Theater in London, sounds all too predictable, rooted in a formula that has been exploited from the gritty social-problem dramas of the Great Depression to contemporary melo-movies like "White Oleander".
Bank's stories (and there are many like them, hers just sell better than most) wander through suburban homes, city apartments and workplaces (a publishing house, a hospital) with just the barest descriptions.
He won recognition for his soul-baring descriptions of a Westerner's life in an impenetrable but permissive society that held him politely at arm's length while allowing him to explore it nonetheless, from its classical arts to its seedy demimonde.
The bare-bones description of the story doesn't get close to the teeming exuberance with which Lee realizes it.
Murphy is finally scheduled to appear in a movie later this year, and the bare-bones description is terrifying.
Lacking the barest physical description of Jo, I first pictured her as a woman in her 40's, then in her mid-30's.
That's a pretty bare-bones description of a program that was maddeningly complicated — no, you didn't imagine that at the time — but Starr, as one of its architects, won't acknowledge this liability.
The series, which begins on Friday night, sounds from a bare-bones description as if it were a cloddish comedy that deserves immediate cancellation: A lowbrow New Jersey prosecutor with that grating, stereotypical, rare-in-real-life accent gets a job at a top-drawer New York law firm.
