Sentence examples for conventionally descriptive from inspiring English sources
His 1911 "Still Life With Gingerpot I" is more conventionally descriptive, yet the splintering lines indicate his embrace of Cubist structure, which sets him on the path to abstraction.
The aim of the study was to explore differences in the models derived and to use this comparison as a basis for reflection on the method conventionally used in descriptive process modelling in contrast with the use of more formal qualitative analysis.
It is plausible and perhaps even standard to think of slurs as semantically expressing a certain descriptive property (being a member of such and such a group, say) while also conventionally expressing a negative attitude towards those with the property.
Conventionally, project participants explicitly have to specify different descriptive building data necessary for representing such spatial relations manually.
In this randomized, open-label, phase II descriptive study, enrolling 62 subjects, intradermal formulation elicited HI antibody responses higher than conventionally administered TIV, and CHMP criteria were met for H1N1 and H3N2 GMTRs and for H1N1 and B seroprotection rates in the intradermal group, while none of the CHMP requirements were met in the control group.
He otherwise dressed conventionally.
The play starts conventionally enough.
The BMW starts conventionally.
In "Blue Notebook #10," for example, Kharms starts out conventionally enough ("There was a redheaded man... ..) but then, as if reacting against all the common ways a writer might further describe this redheaded man, veers off in a mini-critique of the descriptive tradition itself.
Descriptive and accurate.
