But for the most part she delineates her characters' lives with economical grace.
This exhibition's strength is that it expertly delineates her increasingly passionate relationship with the British landscape.
As the struggle to save Jack takes over the Lamberts' lives, Roxana Robinson delineates her characters' isolation within the familial embrace.
Although the author does not shirk from depicting such moments of selfish superiority, although she clearly delineates her characters' pettiness, anger and self-delusions, there is nothing the least bit judgmental about her stories.
Catherine Carby superbly registers Iphigénie's fear of Craig Smith's thuggish, xenophobic Thoas, and heart-rendingly delineates her growing empathy for the stranger she must kill, unaware that he is, in fact, her brother.
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), which has for years tried to emphasize authorship responsibility, requires each author to delineate his or her contribution in each of three areas: intellectual and experimental; manuscript writing and editing; supervisory and funding.
NO way does this petite, self-effacing person in the understated black pantsuit and matronly pearls match up with the sweeping, self-aggrandizing résumé that delineates her professional history.
The range of actions an operator takes in this regard delineates his or her internal sphere of influence.
