Sentence examples for descriptions made from inspiring English sources
The book was immediately popular, and its realistic descriptions made it an American classic.
Often the descriptions made me see shafts of sunlight underwater, irradiating extraordinary places and creatures.
Though it drew heavily on Hans Christian Andersen, the novel's timeless setting and lyrical descriptions made it a delight.
His descriptions made it possible to reconstruct the classical topography and led to the discovery of an ancient theatre at Thespiae (modern Thespiaí).
Sacks observed his subjects with a naturalist's dispassion, and when his descriptions made me laugh or gasp or turn the page to find out more about the person's predicament I felt complicit.
She has spoken out, she said, because newspaper descriptions made her family easily identifiable in their town of 640 and because she resented the way state officials described parents like her as irresponsibly "abandoning" their children.
The descriptions make for exceptionally difficult reading.
The positive descriptions make the stereotypes very appealing and many women will accept them as accurate.
The abbreviated descriptions make as much sense as scrawled notes about a dream, and that feels just right.
It must have been like MTV for his audiences, a kind of theatrical Cinerama, though sometimes the descriptions make it sound more like an acid trip.
A comparison of the two descriptions makes clear what hidden assumptions in the scheme are equivalent to standard synchrony.
