Sentence examples for by its descriptions from inspiring English sources

I'd left Cornwall for university when I read Zennor in Darkness (1993) and was moved by its descriptions of still summer nights, wind banging against granite walls and the "watching landscape" with its myriad sets of eyes.

I remember being moved by its story of unrequited love and thrilled by its descriptions of 1920s New York, a smoke-filled, boozy town where rich people scuttled about like fancy cockroaches and you could just rent hotel rooms for the afternoon even if you didn't have an STD.

The auction house said the work's validity was dismissed by Cooper without it being "inspected first-hand" and stood by its description "as an authentic and important piece of musical history".

An ordinary measurand is specified by its description.

The transport of women for prostitution was masked by its description as "travel dates".

The court's approach in this regard is revealed by its description of the abortion methods at issue, which the court is correct to describe as clinically cold or callous.

In an abrupt change of plans, Clinton Administration officials said today that they would restrict the initial distribution of a new consumer guide on the Medicare program because they feared that millions of elderly people would be utterly confused by its description of new health insurance options.

"This unfortunately had a direct impact on the auction sale, but Sotheby's stands by its description of the manuscript as an authentic and important piece of musical history and Sotheby's view is shared by the majority of world-renowned Beethoven scholars who have inspected the manuscript personally".

A Google spokeswoman said that the company stands by its description of Android as the first fully open, free and complete mobile platform.

Don't be fooled by its description, though, "Moonburn" isn't ambient or ethereal.

The trophy, the appearance of which is only known by its description as a "silver loving cup", was intended to be a traveling trophy and not to become permanent until a team had won at least three titles.