Sentence examples for genuinely descriptive from inspiring English sources
And for the most part, their wartime propaganda -- often stunning to look at -- is as genuinely descriptive of the conflict as were some of the great American pictures of battlefield horror or anti-war protests.
This is no doubt largely because it has come to function primarily as a term of abuse as opposed to a genuinely descriptive term.
I know from personal experience that genuinely descriptive writing is often subbed beyond recognition, to the detriment of accuracy, out of paranoia born from a misunderstanding of what actually constitutes slander.
In response, one route that positivists who want to be reductionists could take is to maintain that legal facts really are descriptive in nature, not genuinely normative.
Though the third option looks to be the most promising, it risks undermining the project of constructing a genuinely explanatory, rather than merely descriptive, theory of scientific rationality since it presupposes that there is at base no general principle for adjudicating the rationality of episodes of scientific practice.
It allows a proper name like "Apollo" to be both genuinely empty, carrying no commitment to any fictional entity, but also genuinely non-descriptive.
Genuinely understanding the world as seen by others was a major priority for Smart, but he was not content to leave descriptive representation without acknowledging its challenge for the starting point of others.
He seemed genuinely ashamed, genuinely sorry.
"Anything descriptive," Stradlater says.
Descriptive and accurate.
