Sentence examples for directly described from inspiring English sources

Romney has not directly described Kobach as an adviser, but he was effusive in January welcoming his endorsement.

Although Brighton is not directly described in the novel, it plays a key role in the plot.

The level of avidin on the kodecyte is directly controlled by the amount of FSL-biotin on the biotin-kodecyte and therefore needs not be directly described.

In an essay about translating "Human Acts," published in the online magazine Asymptote, Deborah Smith describes reading Han's work and being "arrested by razor-sharp images which arise from the text without being directly described there".

The proposed compressible, multiphase, hydrodynamic formulation can employ a hierarchy of five reactive and non-reactive flow models, which allows simple to more involved applications to be directly described by the appropriate selection.

Naming and categorizing the various parts of the wild woods reduces them to just another aspect of unimaginative public life, and anyway, it's a waste of time, Fowles writes, since nature's "deepest value lies in the fact that it cannot be directly described by any art…including that of words".

The victim addressed Turner directly, describing waking up bloodied and dirty in a hospital.

It accurately and directly describes what's happening to the planet's temperature over time.

She attacks the blandness of our current forms of love without directly describing or explaining that blandness.

It has been amended to more directly describe the question Assange was responding to when he spoke of Russia's "many vibrant publications".

A novel turnover index (TI), which directly describes the effect of degradation of a biomaterial on cell behaviour, was calculated.