Sentence examples for careful description from inspiring English sources

Descriptive vividness was ensured through careful description of the study and results, as well as sending a summary to participants.

This careful description of what is entertainment today shocks me.

It's not enough to ask for a careful description of erotic imagery in "Romeo and Juliet" or of the version of nature that Wordsworth develops in "Tintern Abbey".

The first is his use of watercolor, a medium that allows for both the careful description of objects and the ability to blur them into hazy washes.

Philosophers needed to recover a sense of what is given in experience itself, and this could be accomplished only through a careful description of experiential phenomena.

The first step is a gross examination of the exterior for any abnormality or trauma and a careful description of the interior of the body and its organs.

But perhaps most impressive are the careful descriptions of Sandy learning to be a crofter, including one long set piece involving the disposal of a dead lamb.

Walk or cycle almost anywhere here and you'll find that Williamson's careful descriptions of the landscape are very much alive.

He writes in a high literary style, full of inventive and careful descriptions and with a fine ear for the nuances of class and language.

Now, being technically good isn't good enough if you want to be a successful scientist: you have to be asking the important scientific questions (which is why Darwin's careful descriptions of barnacles are obscure).

We move from informal but careful descriptions of the language syntax and semantics, to a rigorous operational semantics, to a programming assignment in which they implement a substantial fragment of OCaml inside of OCaml itself.