Sentence examples for everything that describes from inspiring English sources
Thinking of changing my career is the advice I am getting from everyone, an alternative offered is that of being a police man of which is the opposite of everything that describes me.
Perhaps physics will end someday, with the discovery of a "theory of everything" that describes nature on all scales, no matter how large or small.
I've read everything from the MIT Technology Review piece (that describes a rice-sized projector that sends holographic imagery into your eyes) to Kevin Kelly's recent cover story about the company for Wired.
Along the way, she gives us vignettes that describe everything from a brief early marriage to a visit to the East Bronx apartment where the widow of her father's best friend has been murdered.
These solutions are developed using declarative XML template files that describe everything from the data-sources to data input forms.
In his bestselling 1988 book, A Brief History of Time, Hawking drew on the device so beloved of Einstein, when he described what it would mean for scientists to develop a "theory of everything" – a set of equations that described every particle and force in the entire universe.
In his remarks, Mr. Zeidan said that a Libyan state would "rise, positive, seeking the good and seeking peace and seeking reform, and looking to achieve everything that humanity describes as good".
In it I found just about everything that Foer describes; I studied it and became a memory whiz, learning how to remember by placing things in order in the rooms of my house.
Mark Hallett's Reynolds: Portraiture in Action (Yale, £50), is the fullest, best and most readable account of Reynolds' development as a portrait artist in decades, and the book is expensive because its many illustrations keep pace with almost everything that Hallett describes in his well-chosen words.
