Sentence examples for faithful description from inspiring English sources

In itself, the notion of the rule of law is not a faithful description of any state of affairs but a complex ideal that is even more complex to realize.

It's characteristic of Bonnefoy that his faithful description of passing through the woods on a snowy evening also gives him the metaphor of a blank piece of paper in the instant before a poem fills it.

We show how techniques for specifying the operational semantics of imperative functional programs (syntax-based semantics) and for formalizing variable binding constructs and mobile environments (CINNI calculus) are used in combination with the natural representation of concurrency and distribution provided by rewriting logic to develop a faithful description of the informal PLAN semantics.

It was praised in much the same terms as the next first lady memoir, Edith Wilson's "My Memoir" (1939), which The New York Times Book Review applauded for its "intimate characterization of President Wilson and the faithful description of social life in the White House".

Both aspects must be carefully considered to provide a faithful description of human trajectories, especially in situations where the sampling of the data is heterogeneous.

In particular, we believe that for a faithful description of the tip-sample system orders higher than one, and possibly also nonlinearities, have to be taken into account.

However, despite his frequent word coinages and sometimes laboured effects, many of his novels are still worth reading for their psychological insight, their feeling for nature, and their faithful descriptions of the Flemish countryside.

He believes all names to be perfectly faithful descriptions of their objects, with the consequence that a string of sound embodying a less than accurate description of some object could never be that object's name.

Credibility refers to the truth and the believability of the data and on whether the results are based on faithful descriptions.

The same criticism applies to qualitative research which treats participants' accounts as faithful descriptions of their experiences, rather than as constructions which need to be interpreted in the light of the social context and functions they serve [ 93, 94].

But Lawrence's other adjectives are a faithful enough description.