Sentence examples for description for example from inspiring English sources

His description, for example, of Trudeau's anorexic wife at a charity dinner reads as if someone new to English decided to mimic "The Bonfire of the Vanities".

Nothing gets in the way of the reader's trance-like absorption in bare storytelling; certainly not description, for example: "Hampstead Heath was lush and green and beautiful".

To improve community relations, Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik has given officers making stops marching orders -- to play the radioed description of a suspect for someone questioned for resembling the description, for example.

It's hardly an exact science, guessing when the ghostwriter's voice takes over from the author's, but in the description, for example, of the scale of Pakistan's devastating 2005 earthquake, the reader is told that the damage "affected 30,000 square kilometres, an area as big as the American state of Connecticut", and the stiff, know-it-all voice of a foreign correspondent resounds.

This is a reasonable description, for example, of a point source that moves on a spherical surface located at distance R from the target of a radiation treatment.

And you don't always need to explicitly state the company name in the meeting description — for example if I have a meeting set up with Raj Singh, the app can probably figure out that he works at Tempo.

Job descriptions, for example, stipulate how and why an individual is responsible for a particular piece of kit, such as a server system.

His descriptions, for example, of Russian village life are false, and his writing about old Petersburg society is also not a success.

Those descriptions, for example, may include commands to draw a circle of a certain diameter filled with a specific gradient of red.

Most star names in current use have Arabic forms, but these are usually simply translations of Ptolemy's descriptions; for example, Deneb, the name of the brightest star in the constellation Cygnus (Swan), means literally "tail" of the bird.

In quotes from the book: Gould is a night wanderer, and he has put down descriptions of dreadful things he has seen on dark New York streets – descriptions, for example, of the herds of big gray rats that come out in the hours before dawn in some neighborhoods of the lower East Side and Harlem and unconcernedly walk the sidewalks.