Sentence examples for describing from a from inspiring English sources

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.

"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".

Yet if zero's precise role is elusive in the latter part of this story, it provides an occasion for describing from a fresh perspective such difficult ideas as quantum mechanics in general and Hendrick B. G. Casimir's "force of nothing" in particular, or the theory of relativity in general and the concept of black holes, stars crammed into "zero space," in particular.

But he has hell to describe from a young girl's point of view.

Mr. Jackson's "Blues Man," about Hank Williams Jr., describes, from a sympathetic distance, what drugs and alcohol can do to a musician, though love provides a happy ending.

Nemicolopterus crypticus is a new genus and species of pterosaur, described from a nearly complete fossil discovered in Early Cretaceous sediments in northeastern China.

Both of these thinkers attempted to reveal the underlying unity in the great religions a unity described from a point of view drawing on the thought of Śaṅkara.

The other graduation Tough describes, from a middle school called Promise Academy, is bittersweet, since disappointing test scores and behavior problems have caused Canada to retreat from plans to start a high school with these rising ninth graders.

It comes, as Fuller describes, from a bunch of transhumanists with, shall we say, a very particular idea of what innovation is for – namely the technological improvement of the human condition.

Media research is described from a social-psychological perspective.

Landslides forming natural dams across rivers have been described from a number of mountain environments [1 3].