Sentence examples for description of the inner from inspiring English sources
But for an awestruck passenger as this hacking scandal unfolds, her description of the inner workings of a tabloid newsroom were on the mark.
Speaking to Reuters, her editor at Fourth Estate, Nicholas Pearson, called it "thrilling" and claimed that her early books "changed the face of literature through the description of the inner lives of women".
But her description of the inner circle's mood and modus operandi was echoed by many others, both supporters and detractors, who have met with Mr. Assad or his advisers and allies in recent months.
Barrow said Jason Blomgren, one of the defendants who had signed a plea deal, would testify against the Bundys and offer the jury a description of the inner workings of the occupation.
Certainly, the best part of the book is Mr Grand's description of the inner workings of his artificial-life software, and the way it mimics biological processes to give rise to all kinds of life-like behaviour.
Thomson atomic model, earliest theoretical description of the inner structure of atoms, proposed about 1900 by Lord Kelvin and strongly supported by Sir Joseph John Thomson, who had discovered (1897) the electron, a negatively charged part of every atom.
In Stuff Matters (2013), Mark Miodownik enlivened descriptions of the inner lives of materials from pencil lead to chocolate to self-healing concrete with stories about Honduran farmers and Japanese samurai-sword smiths.
Description of the interior.
The most vivid description of the kingdom of inner space, its life, its fauna, society and culture, was published in 1666, by Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle.
Isaacs' description of the centre's inner workings highlight the mental effect of detention "criminals were given a sentence to serve: these men were not even given that," Isaacs writes.
However, methodological and other limitations have so far precluded a clear description of the neural anatomy of inner speech and its relation to overt speech.
