Sentence examples for extensive descriptions from inspiring English sources

A. H. Layard, a British archaeologist who excavated the site in the mid-nineteenth century, has extensive descriptions of local Yazidis in his book "Nineveh and Babylon," published in 1849.

But in April, when Mr. Obama released the Bush administration's legal opinions, which included extensive descriptions of the C.I.A.'s interrogation methods, the agency lost a major rationale for withholding the other documents, and it agreed to review them again for possible release.

A later autobiographical work that also contains extensive descriptions of travel is the superb Towazu-gatari (c. 1307; "A Story Nobody Asked For"; Eng. trans. The Confessions of Lady Nijō) by Lady Nijō, a work (discovered only in 1940) that provides a final moment of glory to the long tradition of introspective writing by women at court.

BEST: The extensive descriptions often include information on previous owners.

Here, we only briefly describe the design of the survey; we refer to La Paix and Geurs [17, 46] for more extensive descriptions.

Reviews include a snapshot summary that lists detailed pros and cons of each hotel, and extensive descriptions on the scene, service, location, features, activities, food and drinks for hotels.

An extensive description of the population of juvenile sex offenders was done with descriptive statistics.

Each of the 200 women in the volume receives an extensive description.

She recalled, for example, that the manuscript had opened with an extensive description of a flower, which, as she put it, was "a little bit boring".

And, late Friday, the bank put a more extensive description of the forgiveness and lien release program on its Web site.

Develop a more extensive description of the recommendation.