Sentence examples for direct descriptions from inspiring English sources

Twombly introduced words from early on as direct descriptions, as backgrounds and as elusive messages.

"For one night," Fitzgerald wrote in "My Lost City," one of his few direct descriptions of her, "she made luminous the Ritz Roof".

The analysis focuses on cases where, in contrast to other less explicit formats, teachers refer to students' ongoing behaviour as 'wrong' with direct descriptions of the misconduct.

Second, for those species for which we failed to assign the category by direct descriptions, we assessed the most likely feeding mode based on diet.

This design provides a comprehensive summary of a phenomenon in everyday language and is ideal when direct descriptions of the phenomenon are desired.

The present study addressed the dysregulation of MoDCs to viral bacterial challenge and provided direct descriptions of how human myeloid DCs respond to the two human pathogens.

The qualitative descriptive method is a distinctive and valuable technique and offers a direct description of phenomena, which is still interpretive [ 22].

Topicality could be more cryptic than the direct description of current events.

"Much, much more terrifying than you can imagine," is Grand's direct description.

It occurred a mere 19 times in the Book Review in 2009, and rarely as a direct description of the book under review.

"I can get hot under the collar about lots of things, but the only thing that really gets me going is when people distort, or prevent direct description of, what's going on.