Sentence examples for description of certain from inspiring English sources

But this is an uncannily precise description of certain 20th-century works (the Pygmy-inspired piano ?des of Ligeti, for instance).

But this is an uncannily precise description of certain 20th-century works (the Pygmy-inspired piano études of Ligeti, for instance).

As a student, she made deft copies of Old Masters and portraits based on the description of certain characters in nineteenth-century novels, which she painted on glass panels enclosed in old window frames.

Bestiary, literary genre in the European Middle Ages consisting of a collection of stories, each based on a description of certain qualities of an animal, plant, or even stone.

The photos helped "improve our understanding and description of certain behaviors that we are able to observe such as pair formation, display and territoriality," said Nial Moores, the director of Birds Korea, a group that works on conservation projects in South Korea.

For liberals, "Zionism serves as a 'price-tag' theology providing Christians with a vehicle of repentance for the guilt accrued during centuries of European Christian anti-Semitism... ......That may be accurate enough as a description of certain Christian sub-cultures, but Mark Silk, a respected American religion blogger, finds Mr Ateek's claim of "false theology" astonishingly severe.

Missionaries and travelers recorded descriptions of certain aspects of the island religions, but there is no complete and systematic account.

Polybius gave Ephorus credit for knowledge of naval warfare conditions but belittled his descriptions of certain land operations.

According to EO function officials, organizations may not understand what constitutes political campaign intervention or may provide vague descriptions of certain activities that the EO function knows from past experience potentially involve political campaign intervention.

Similarly, the language around the names and descriptions of certain fish is lost.

The term 'statistical interpretation of modality' was introduced into the modern discussion by Oscar Becker (1952), and it has been applied since in descriptions of certain ways of thinking in the history of philosophy as well, particularly by Jaakko Hintikka (1973).