Sentence examples similar to delineated the principles from inspiring English sources

His archetypes are clearly delineated: the French-Ukrainian woman (Olga Kurylenko) who glides balletically in many scenes represents the aesthetic principle — she is the dancer or, rather, ex-dancer who is good for nothing else, whose emotional extremes and irresistible impulses are fed by a practical (or impractical) inactivity.

The starburst tops of a coconut grove delineated the beach.

Granulomatous KPs delineated the involved endothelial area.

Homes and fences had once delineated the neighborhood.

While proud of the endorsement, he carefully delineated the differences between the two.

Indeed, that is why our Founders explicitly delineated the doctrine of no state religion whatsoever.

3. Delineating the core values and principles relevant to global health education and practice in family medicine.

In its charter (the Palestine National Charter, or Covenant) the PLO delineated its basic principles and goals, the most important of which were the right to an independent state, the total liberation of Palestine, and the destruction of the State of Israel.

There were no traffic cones or markings delineating the route.

Delineating the genetic basis of systemic lupus erythematosus.

Delineating the hearing loss in children with enlarged vestibular aqueduct.