Sentence examples for describing action from inspiring English sources

As a screenwriter you can only tell stories through describing action; you don't have that interior approach.

Sterling's penchant for miscalling a play, or not describing action with absolute accuracy, is maddening and suggests a problem with his eyesight.

The narrator is better at hearing things than telling them: there are riffs of reported speech and scraps of banter, and these are put to virtuoso use in building scenes and describing action.

In other words, just reading stories describing action was enough to activate a sense of movement within the subjects, despite that they themselves were sitting down.

If the search returned publications describing action types other than substrate or non-substrate, the data was or was not extracted at the curator's discretion.

The trick is to remember that innovation -- a noun describing a condition -- and innovate -- a verb describing action -- are two very different things, and they require two different ways of thinking and speaking.

Verbs are helpful in describing actions but are not themselves topics and as such we remove the verbs.

We often use the past participle form of do, 'done', when we are describing actions informally and not in detail.

Excluded were studies describing actions undertaken by urologists and studies on patients with prostate cancer.

The drums also described action.

He doesn't have the same liberty to fuse subjective observations and objectively described action.