Sentence examples for delineated he from inspiring English sources

"The cost is not fully delineated," he said.

They focus on people, not systems, and the object of their suspicion is "clearly delineated: he is a perfect model of malice, a kind of amoral superman — sinister, ubiquitous, powerful, cruel, sensual, luxury-loving".

Susan Williams says that because he wanted her to continue to live at the Tiburon home, it makes sense that he intended only for his children to have the specific personal items he delineated that were kept at another home he owned in Napa.

Mr Mordechai has submitted maps to the cabinet, drawn up by army planners, delineating what he calls Israel's "security interests" in the West Bank.

For Stendhal, Pietro fits into his series of doomed idealists; the writer lived close to power and he glorified the passionate energy of free-thinking youths even as he delineated the world's relentlessly conservative mechanism that crushes them.

Pavlova was said to have disliked Degas's ballet pictures because he delineated attitudes, not movement.

He delineated his views in a 1998 book, "What Went Wrong With Vatican II: The Catholic Crisis Explained".

He delineated the contrast in diplomatic terms that seemed to hint ever so obliquely at each man's strengths and weaknesses.

Soleri coined the term arcology (from architecture and ecology) to describe his utopian constructions, which he delineated in drawings of great beauty and imagination.

At the end of "Im Treibhaus" he delineated the clear drops of water falling from the edges of the leaves while Ms. Norman's voice provided the greenhouse's humid atmosphere, as if she were accompanying him.

He delineated the difference between the word chori, which means stealing, and kamchori, which means playing truant, a distinction that implies his uncle meant to advocate taking off from work instead of stealing.