Sentence examples similar to delineating something from inspiring English sources

At moments like that, Paracosm feels perplexing in the best way: an artist whose field appeared to be pretty clearly delineated doing something you can't quite pin down.

As the energy I normally expend to move, to work, to eat and to digest is redirected towards the mind, I find my sense of self -- of consciousness -- slip from something delineated by the limits of my body into something that searches out the possible limits of my mind.

Pereira also claimed that natural philosophy was not capable of delineating its own sphere of inquiry, something which was possible for other disciplines such as logic and metaphysics.

I later learned that anyone in the world who wrote or published something about Joseph Brodsky could expect such a letter, delineating the errors in the text.

In them, I have tried to conceive in miniature something of what was happening on a national scale and to turn the public into people by delineating characters who are not symbolic but individual and whose utterances aren't symbolic but particular and integral to their predicament.

Then there are writers who are delineating a particular territory.

Richardson is a master at delineating social nuances and dynamics.

There were no traffic cones or markings delineating the route.

Delineating the genetic basis of systemic lupus erythematosus.

However, delineating tumor from normal brain remains a major challenge.

Delineating the hearing loss in children with enlarged vestibular aqueduct.