Sentence examples for describes far from inspiring English sources

"In an Instant" describes far more privileged characters than those in "The Long Road Home," Ms. Raddatz's account of a ferocious and pivotal battle in the streets of Sadr City.

But Mr. Curry, whose county has a large stock of subsidized housing, low-rent garden apartments that are a magnet for displaced city dwellers, describes far more opportunity than risk presented by the newcomers.

Leng describes "Far East Man" as "the first Harisong to tap into 1970s soul" and notes the "supreme soul credentials" of Newmark, as the former drummer with Sly and the Family Stone, and Weeks, who had supplied the highly regarded basslines on Donny Hathaway Live (1972).

Personality of James A. ("The Voice of the Globe")FitzPatrick, who describes far-flung beauty spots in his one-reel Traveltalks.

The New Yorker, August 20 , 1938P. 7 Personality of James A. ("The Voice of the Globe")FitzPatrick, who describes far-flung beauty spots in his one-reel Traveltalks.

By E. J. Kahn, Charles Cooke, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 20 , 1938P. 7 Personality of James A. ("The Voice of the Globe")FitzPatrick, who describes far-flung beauty spots in his one-reel Traveltalks.

But that acidic epithet could be used to describe far too many more earnest Broadway duds of recent vintage.

Moreover, many taxonomists describe far more new species than the researchers assume.

An enduring mystery of smell is how humans can describe far more odors than they have nose receptors to detect.

Initially, the three were considered separate species as they were described far from their borders with other subspecies.

Women described far broader, more diverse, systemic, and disabling symptoms than those described in the classical medical literature, i.e. frequency, urgency, burning and lower abdominal pain.