Sentence examples for describing a form from inspiring English sources
Some wondered if they were describing a form of racism.
In 2012, he and his brother, Ian, a philosopher at McGill University, published a paper in Cognitive Neuropsychiatry describing a form of psychosis in which "the patient believes that he is being filmed, and that the films are being broadcast for the entertainment of others".
Yoon is describing a form of compression, the way a life gets boiled down to its essential parts.
Gaslighting is a term describing a form of mental abuse in which the victim is manipulated into doubting their own memory, perceptions or sanity -- and it is very, very dangerous, and so much more prevalent than most people realize.
For years, the term apoptosis, describing a form of cell death depending on the activation of caspases, was used synonymously for programmed cell death (Najimi et al, 2009).
If Congress should see fit to describe a form or package, it was within its power.
In Roman law, deportation originally described a form of banishment for life to a foreign country, usually an island.
"Open" describes a form of journalism that is in tune with the spirit of the web: mutualised, collaborative and networked.
The term "mumblecore" was coined by an American film editor called Eric Masunaga to describe a form of improvised, ultra-low-budget movie featuring non- or semi-professional actors.
We describe a form of this bias that conventional analyses cannot address and develop a model to quantify it.
