Sentence examples for descriptive accounts from inspiring English sources

Some of that information is derived from "experience reports," which are descriptive accounts of drug trips that anyone can submit.

In between these two entries are descriptive accounts and anecdotal reports of all the species known to visit New England, whether on business or on pleasure or through the accident of great storms.

Even if describing and appraising are not utterly distinct and involve one another, it is generally admitted that the question of validity cannot be settled on the basis of historical or descriptive accounts alone.

Returning to India in 1820, Crawfurd was at once appointed by the marquess of Hastings to lead a diplomatic and trade mission to the courts of Thailand and Vietnam; he later published richly descriptive accounts (Journal of an Embassy from the Governor-General of India to the Courts of Siam and Cochin China [1828]).

Descriptive accounts of instruction in German vocational schools consistently indicate whole-class dialogue to be prevalent.

Notably, both "direct reference" and descriptive accounts capture the reflexivity of first-person reference.

Three analytical steps were taken: firstly, a descriptive account of the case is provided with a chronological description of medical signs, symptoms, circumstances and events with supporting quotes from the interview.

"They give a very descriptive account, all the way down to the number of victims and the people screaming," said Sgt. Renato Moreno of the Beverly Hills police.

Think Again" (Personal Health, Sept. 4): As a 28-year-old victim of a stroke this past May, I am very impressed with this accurate and descriptive account of Todd McGee's experience.

In contrast to the largely court literature of the past, the Hikayat Abdullah provided a lively and colloquial descriptive account of events and people with a freshness and immediacy hitherto unknown.

Industrial sales in China, especially, depend on long, close relationships between salespeople and customers.Philip Delves Broughton is a British Harvard Business School graduate and author of "The Art of the Sale", a descriptive account of the selling business rather than a call to science.