Sentence examples for describing little from inspiring English sources

The subversiveness inherent in Austen's accomplishment — a woman making great, lasting art by describing little, fleeting lives — has been overshadowed by the pleasures she offers.

General Cartwright described little downside in trying to destroy the satellite.

Although squeeze-film damping in gases is comprehensively described, little experimental data is available in liquids, especially for higher-mode vibrations.

But that describes Little Stacy, our hastily invented character who's currently in junior high; at most she's 13-year-old.

The biodiversity of West African rainforests is globally significant but poorly described, little understood in terms of its functional significance, and under threat from forest loss and degradation.

Although the genetic architecture and several biological correlates of the CBCL/DP have been described, little work has elucidated its underlying neurobiology.

A National Trust guidebook describes Little Moreton Hall as being "lifted straight from a fairy story, a gingerbread house".

The developers have made a concerted effort to describe little things like the asides during dialogue, such as the characters spitting on the floor.

In response to perceived false emotions, both in video games and real-life, O'Neill describes Little Red Lie as depicting a "post-emotional world".

Henry was forced to pardon the rebel barons and reinstate the Provisions of Oxford, leaving him, as historian Adrian Jobson describes, "little more than a figurehead".

He described "Little Things" as an "appreciation song," and concluded: "Seventeen-year-old Ed just wrote a lot of love songs".