Sentence examples for describing from from inspiring English sources
Describing from memory rather than perception yielded fewer units but did not alter the qualitative nature of the descriptions.
Wilson referred to female-centric sites such as Kickette.com but said that she had never seen exactly what Colvin was describing from a community standpoint.
But Justice Breyer would not cede the point, describing from the bench the way that he himself would arbitrate the case quickly and cheaply.
"It is powerfully written with not an ounce of fat on it – and deeply moving," she said, "describing, from a child's point of view, the dislocating experience of being a displaced person".
Shortly before his death he was describing from his sick bed his latest creation - a story set in Cairo in 1942 about English agents and their secret admiration for the German field marshall Erwin Rommel.
Statistical mechanical, 3D-RISM-KH molecular theory of solvation is an integral equation theory of molecular liquids capable of describing, from the first principles, solvation structure and thermodynamics in complex nanoscale systems.
New species of birds described from 1976-1980.
But genius is best described from the outside.
The device is described from both geometrical and timing viewpoints.
Media research is described from a social-psychological perspective.
Such funnels can be described from the customer's perspective or from the seller's perspective.
