Sentence examples for describing rather from inspiring English sources

Like philosophers, Flores argued, managers have been seduced by the belief that talking is about describing rather than doing.

Meanwhile, Ms. Angelou, who was the poet at President Bill Clinton's first inauguration in January 1993, is now appearing on Mrs. Clinton's Web site in a taped video segment where she eloquently explains her pride in the Clinton candidacy, describing rather poetically what it means for women.

The playwright has fashioned a virtual chess game in which Director Richard Stein moves the living pieces around the board, describing rather than performing the play's events.

This was done in accordance with our primary aim of describing, rather than explaining, ethnic differences.

Other methods (Buza et al., 2008; Pal and Eisenberg, 2005; Rogers and Ben-Hur, 2009) use evidence codes as a basis for an annotations reliability, although ironically, the GO annotation manual explicitly states that evidence codes should NOT be used in this way (GO Consortium, 2011), describing rather the type of evidence not its strength.

Instead it is content to describe, rather than explain, to be voyeuristic, but not remotely discerning.

Maybe that's by design; the point seems to be to describe rather than challenge.

The tube itself is not a rigid object, but describes rather a confining potential with a varying tube radius16.

To them, as to the reader, what mattered was the thing described rather than the means of description.

Mr. Groff's natural emotional transparency helps add layers to Gray, mostly described rather than depicted as a generic commitment-phobe.

Alternatively, their evolution and that of the piezoelectric constants are described rather intuitively, while systematic experimental data are sparse.