Sentence examples for described rather from inspiring English sources
To them, as to the reader, what mattered was the thing described rather than the means of description.
Mr. Groff's natural emotional transparency helps add layers to Gray, mostly described rather than depicted as a generic commitment-phobe.
Alternatively, their evolution and that of the piezoelectric constants are described rather intuitively, while systematic experimental data are sparse.
Stable and distinct flame states are identified at this interface, which are generally described rather unspecific in literature.
Take, for example, the corn arepa appetizer with lobster ragout, described rather obtusely on the menu as a "fresh ground sweet corn and cheese cake".
Along the way, the vagaries of what one young Cuban described, rather nervously, as "tourist apartheid" were at least as stunning and abundant as the towering royal palms.
Instead it is content to describe, rather than explain, to be voyeuristic, but not remotely discerning.
Maybe that's by design; the point seems to be to describe rather than challenge.
Like philosophers, Flores argued, managers have been seduced by the belief that talking is about describing rather than doing.
The tube itself is not a rigid object, but describes rather a confining potential with a varying tube radius16.
J. of Geology 66, 35 56.] proposed scaling laws that are considered to describe rather accurately the actual river basins.
