Sentence examples for engaging description from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it provides an engaging description of the concluding days of the war, including the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis's reported attempt to flee in women's clothing: 25.

Sabrina McCormick, a sociologist and filmmaker focused on environment and health and a lead author of the climate report, has written an engaging description of the authors' work and her feelings about the findings in a guest post on Sheril Kirshenbaum's Culture of Science blog.

Talley writes engaging descriptions of life in Durham and the hectic fashion world.

In addition to providing engaging descriptions of bird behavior, Ackerman addresses scientific debates, such as about whether birds' ability to solve puzzles necessarily indicates insight and a grasp of cause and effect.

Her reviews praised detailed and engaging descriptions of people and places, musings on history, and an insatiable curiosity in the traveller.

Investing in great product photos and engaging product descriptions can help customers see the differences in your products compared to those already on the market.

It could have done with more of its author's engaging reminiscences, like his description of his lawyer, an impoverished duchess who would invariably greet him at the door of her house with the words, "It's the maid's day off".

Richard Holmes produces in this engaging book a vivid description of the Wild West nature of scientific knowledge at the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century, a period usefully described by Holmes as a time of "romantic science".

That apt description of his engaging reminiscences might easily serve to introduce this novel.

"Engaging company" is not a description you would use of Liam Williams (Capitalism, Laughing Horse @ The Cellar Monkey), though his downbeat, indifferent stage manner is oddly compelling.

Those vignettes bookending his battles are less engaging, but Delaney's unflinching description of addiction and depression should be required reading for those who've ever struggled with either disease.