Sentence examples for given this description from inspiring English sources

In "Tehran Calling," one of the stronger pieces in the collection, along with "snowcapped" mountains and reminders of the atrocities of the Iran-Iraq war we are given this description of the narrator's ex-lover: "When he cooked for them, he rolled up his sleeves and tipped and tilted the frying pan in a half-haute style that never failed to delight her.

Given this description of the Machtergreifung, Schmitt's political and constitutional theory seems to imply that Hitler's rule was perfectly legitimate.

Given this description, the set of classification and labelling entities can be enumerated, and the form can be generated.

Given this description, we aimed to disclose features of patients whose risk of mortality was difficult to estimate using qSOFA.

Given this description, one possible reason for the species-specific diversity in the dorsal sclerite in females, is that it has co-evolved with the species-specific male intromittent organ with which it interacts.

Given this description, the cooperative pathway within Cks1 can now be defined as a noisy channel where the input and output alphabets both consist of the symbols 0 and 1, referring respectively to the unbound and bound states of both binding sites of Cks1.

In court, she gave this description of his daily routine.

Writer gives this description, and says that as Wicker notes, the entire Indo-China war has followed this pattern.

The guide goes on to give this description: Specific phobias are a type of anxiety disorder in which exposure to the feared stimulus may provoke extreme anxiety or a panic attack.

A Defense Intelligence Agency report in October 2006 gave this description of Mr. Libi, a burly man standing 6-foot-4: "Speaks Arabic with a Maghreb/Moroccan dialect; scars on back as if beaten by a belt or wire; wears a dental bridge; senior Al Qaeda commander; expert in guerrilla warfare".

She gives this description of waiting, with her trusted aide, Elaine Shocas, for Mr Clinton's job offer: "I asked Elaine to spend the night with me in Georgetown and gave her one of my flannel nightgowns so she would not have to go home.