Sentence examples for contained descriptions from inspiring English sources

The highly emotional love-letter contained descriptions by Mrs Brooks of her closeness to Coulson.

Its verse was written in a new poetic style simple, direct, precise, and humorous and it contained descriptions of everyday objects, situations, and beings (e.g., "Ode to the Onion" and "Ode to the Cat").

The chapter was divided into four sections, and contained descriptions of Gould's father's final illness (he had blood poisoning), death (he died in the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, in Boston, in March , 1919 aged fifty-four), funeral (he had a big funeral in Norwood), and cremation.

Each contained descriptions and photographs of 100 objects stolen from museums or looted from archaeological sites.By the time the books were updated this year, six objects (four heads and two statuettes) out of the 100 that had gone missing in Cambodia had been recovered.

Such was the volume of knowledge compiled thereafter that Strabo's Geography, published three centuries later, comprised 17 volumes; its first two provided a wide-ranging review of previous writings, and the other 15 contained descriptions of particular parts of what was then the known world.

The most important work of this new literature was Nagarakertagama (1365), a long poem in praise of the king (though it was not a product of the court) that also contained descriptions of the life of the Javanese people at the time.

There are 44 passages containing descriptions of women and girls.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders contains descriptions of conditions as diverse as acute stress disorder and voyeurism.

Most products had labels containing descriptions of vague medical benefits, like "for cardiovascular health," with a notation that the Food and Drug Administration had not evaluated these claims.

The paperback volume contains descriptions of the physical development and business history of the area and has three walking tours with more than 90 stops.

Her letters from there to her daughter Mary, the Countess of Bute, contain descriptions of her essentially simple life.