Sentence examples for good delineated from inspiring English sources

Cowley Manor's rooms are categorized in a straightforward manner: Best, Exceptional, Great, Better and Good, delineated by size and view, and divided between the main house and the converted stables.

The public man has been well delineated.

She has a well delineated record.

It had well delineated borders.

Goldfarb explored similar complexities — he's especially good at delineating male relationships — in his 2000 play, "Modern Orthodox".

But the show is also good at delineating the difficulties that gay people have to face, in public and in private.

Blyton's books feature clearly delineated good and bad characters and have exciting plots that illustrate traditional moral lessons.

The characters are clearly delineated as good or evil the good drawn sympathetically and the evil with the contempt of the artist's moral indignation.

In Look at the Birdie, a new collection of Kurt Vonnegut's previously unpublished stories, we find, according to Dave Eggers' review in the New York Times Book Review, a world where "good and evil are clearly delineated, and the good guys always win": a world we won't see in Vonnegut's novels.

Attributes of a "good" regularization function are delineated in [22], and three properties are identified to this end: Unbiasedness.

The lyrics of this Fatboy Slim track do a good job of delineating the personality and attitude of the new breed of raver: "I don't remember fucking anything man/ I mean I have vague recollections/ And like a general feeling of happiness".