Sentence examples for describes rather from inspiring English sources

The tube itself is not a rigid object, but describes rather a confining potential with a varying tube radius16.

"My view of positive psychology is that it describes rather than prescribes what human beings do," he says.

A chunk of stone comes out with various cylinders and cubes, which Suave Dave describes rather too quickly.

A descriptive mark is a mark that directly describes, rather than suggests, a characteristic or quality of the underlying product (e.g. its color, odor, function, dimensions, or ingredients).

This colourful, exuberant, brilliantly detailed account by Jerry White is the latest in a long list of irreplaceable books about London, all written as if the author were personally remembering what he describes rather than excavating it.

While Chowdhury devotes some portion of "The Last Dive" to debates in the deep-diving community regarding the merits of mixed gas or what he sees as the need for wider use of underwater communications equipment and portable shipboard decompression chambers to treat divers who "get bent," these are matters of interest primarily to technical divers -- a group he describes, rather proudly, as "small".

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.

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.