Sentence examples for described on paper from inspiring English sources

But there's often a difference between how things are described on paper and how they might work in practice.

Since then, close to 100 dances have been videotaped, Mr. Tomlinson said, and many dozens described on paper.

No matter how the loan is described on paper, many families use the money to finance the purchase of a new motorbike or pay the family doctor.

These are the official working conditions at Kin Ki as they are described on paper -- crib sheets -- handed to workers just before inspections.

It's a novel with good visual scenes (the crucifixion of John Galt is particularly powerful) and it has, for my money, the best train crash ever described on paper.

"A lot of information suggests that the functions of the two consulates extend to more than what is described on paper," the narrator says, noting that the consulates together employ more than 900 staff members and accusing them of supporting "subversive" pro-democracy movements in Hong Kong.

The home, a 17-acre farm in Virginia, is just one testament to a man whose accomplishments are almost too big to describe on paper.

This is hard to describe on paper, but I know when I am doing something that is fully me because I get that "in the zone" feeling which is usually accompanied with a happy and warm feeling of satisfaction.

In the work described on this paper, a gold nanoparticles (GNP)/l-cysteine (l-cys)/Graphene (Gr)/Nafion composite film modified glass carbon electrode (GCE) was fabricated and characterized.

"It's easy to see how software systems programmed to recognize specific facial expressions, which we all use regardless of background, could have negative impacts". Burnett, who is described on the paper's website as a doctor of neuroscience who moonlights as a comedian, sounds a bit, what, "angrily surprised?" But Martinez is focusing on the potential upside.

EB designed and carried out the large part of the experimental work described on this paper.