Sentence examples for description along from inspiring English sources

Clear eyed and austerely balanced would be a more accurate description, along with magnificently written and acted.

The symptom search feature will "give you an overview description along with information on self-treatment options and what might warrant a doctor's visit".

The exhilarating merit here is in the author's willingness to think, not merely to tell a story with a spot of seductive description along the way.

So the law stipulates that the mother must publish her name and description, along with the names and descriptions of men whom she cannot locate but with whom she had sex around the time of conception.

Shoppers choose to barter with one of six fictional hagglers, each of whom has a name like Monte or Vince or Dot, and a personality description along the lines of "Sharp as a tack and ready to cut a deal".

First, they may type in "red strappy shoes" or silver earrings and receive pages filled with images that match the description, along with prices and links to the product pages of the Web sites where the items are sold.

Failure descriptions, along with the anomaly time, were used to construct the criteria to select the LEO satellites for analysis.

These four components are described with theoretical descriptions along with examples of how usability is measured in several case studies.

The insight resulting from the descriptions, along with the correlations, provide a basis for modeling disc flows, undertaking preliminary design calculations, and validating CFD models.

The insight resulting from the descriptions, along with the correlations, provide a basis for modeling disc flows and undertaking preliminary design calculations.

Section 4 will consist of a brief discussion of two further sorts of expressions which are often classified as referring terms — natural kind terms and (singular) definite descriptions — along with several sorts of expressions which are typically not conceived of as referring terms — e.g. quantifiers, prepositions, verbs, and adverbs.