Sentence examples for descriptions sometimes from inspiring English sources

Audiences listen raptly to his descriptions, sometimes wiping away tears.

Second, some philosophers have objected that the theory of definite descriptions sometimes yields the wrong results.

In this paper, we address one of these tasks, which is to match image content with natural language descriptions, sometimes referred as multimodal content retrieval.

AppCrawlr's review-scraping big data engine can't always tell the difference between features and descriptions, sometimes labeling "Super Fun" as a function of a photo editing app alongside "filter options".

The seasonality of malaria transmission for a given setting was difficult to define, with contradictory descriptions sometimes given by different authors for the same site.

People who showed up looking for loved ones who weren't answering phone calls, handing us pieces of paper with a name and a physical description, sometimes a photo, the first of the missing-person posters that became common.

Instead of being like pictorial representations of a visual scene, he suggested, images might better be thought of as being a sort of description (sometimes referred to as a "structural description") of that scene.

Although they clearly knew that the director did not know the identity of the hidden object, they often took it as the referent of the director's description, sometimes even attempting to comply with the instruction by actually moving the bag itself.

In boxing, "good guy" and "bad guy" are relative descriptions, and sometimes temporary ones.

The first step can be difficult, thanks to curt descriptions and sometimes unappealing translations (Supreme Lamb Shoulder is "Under Cervical Vertebra and it taste soft").

In the Harper's manner, he luxuriates in extended descriptions (which sometimes spill into lengthy endnotes) of objects, oddballs and his reactions to everything he sees.