Sentence examples for critical description from inspiring English sources

A critical description of broadcasts, principally music.

This was dubbed morotai, or indefinite style, like the term Impressionism, originally a dismissive critical description.

Readers of Budden's mammoth "Operas of Verdi" will know what to expect from "Puccini": an ample chapter devoted to each opera, beginning with an account of its genesis and ending with detailed critical description of the music.

The affectionate but critical description of Isaiah Berlin, a friend and colleague who both inspired and disappointed him, is particularly gripping.Most of the book is about Mr Pipes's post-war life in America, loved austerely but gratefully.

And because English, unlike Hebrew, doesn't have a single word that describes this phenomenon, Fox gives us "ranted-like-a-prophet". (With Saul, who suffers mental collapses, this is a critical description. He is cursed to be a king who is also a prophet).

Beside synthetic and mechanistic aspects of the catalytic preparation of polyaniline and polypyrrole, a critical description of the morphological properties, related to the choice of the catalytic system, is presented.

Until now, if you (like me) missed that mythical period of Ms. Armitage's long and successful career, you had to rely on critical descriptions and a bit of archival film.

Yet most eighteenth-century defenders of cosmopolitanism did not recognize their own view in these critical descriptions.

The chapter includes technical reports, which are displayed with clear and critical descriptions of their protocols: the hypotheses under test, the methods used, and the results.

And I know, because I read in their deep, critical descriptions of what it is like to be heard on this campus, that the students who are THE General Body want to know this as well.

The second approaches the aerodynamic interaction in terms of a sub-critical vortex description.