Sentence examples for description simply from inspiring English sources

Instead, this is, in Mr. Biss's description, simply a course "designed for students of all backgrounds who have a desire to learn more about Beethoven and his world".

Edric's portrayal of this institution is certainly powerful, but the Dartford Hospital was a real place, and the description simply does not ring true.

Indeed, as we have seen, Russell at one point defines knowledge of something by description simply as knowledge that it is so-and-so, not foundational knowledge that it is so-and-so (1912: 84–5).

It is probably best to take a 'physical' description simply to be one that occurs in the language of a future science that is similar to what we call 'physics' today but with none of its inadequacies.

To take (2), the more abstract description simply attributes that property of specifying a certain degree of commitment to the proposition to these sentences, for this is the definition of what it is to be a member of the category modalization (Halliday and Matthiessen 2014: 177).3 In the more delicate cases (4a).

I've brought in people for interviews without a job description, simply saying that they'll be working with me.

First, some philosophers simply deny that the paraphrases properly capture the meaning of sentences with definite descriptions, simply on the grounds that the meaning of a proper name like "Pegasus" is just less specific than the meaning of the definite description "the flying horse of Greek mythology".

If no one fits one of these descriptions, simply write "none".

Usually these descriptions simply stated who the recruiter was and that written consent would be required.

For musical stimuli, these descriptions simply named the title and interpreter or composer; for the film episodes, it named the film title and briefly described the context of the episode using no more than 80 words.

Mr. Spitzer wrinkled his brow as if to dispute Mr. Benitez's description, but he simply said that, as attorney general, he had brought successful cases against Wall Street because he had recruited the best and most diverse lawyers to his office.