Sentence examples for explicitly descriptive from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sirota's "Triptych," first performed by the Chiara String Quartet at Trinity Church in 2002, is more explicitly descriptive, with literal representations of crashing tumult, blaring sirens and speeding emergency vehicles in its first movement.
Less successful books also "rely on verbs that are explicitly descriptive of actions and emotions (eg 'wanted', 'took', 'promised', 'cried', 'cheered', etc)., while more successful books favour verbs … that serve the purpose of quotes and reports (eg 'say')," they write in their paper, Success with Style: Using Writing Style to Predict the Success of Novels, unveiled this week (PDF).
In this study, we focus explicitly on descriptive written comments with and without reporting of evaluative scores.
Interestingly, one could argue on the Mohists' own grounds that they should give priority to the second standard over the other two or that they should explicitly distinguish descriptive from normative issues since doing so would probably be more beneficial in the long run.
The themes were mainly descriptive, for example, when researchers explicitly or implicitly talked about publishing in peer-reviewed journals we organised this under a theme 'journals'journals
As supertree methods have been criticized for being biased towards historical trends, we preferred those studies that explicitly set out to derive a phylogenetic hypothesis and so exclude purely (and typically older) descriptive taxonomic works.
"It was narrative and descriptive.
The first is descriptive.
Here, evaluative contradicts descriptive.
Too sexually descriptive?
