Sentence examples for how it delineates from inspiring English sources

Such empirical work pays attention to the symbolic meaning of smoking, how it delineates boundaries between the body and the external world; and how it emphasises the importance of relationships with things and context.

Ultimately, it delineates how we live, age, work and thrive all along the life spectrum.

Start friending people, asking if they are willing to participate in your project, delineate both how it will help them and how it will help others.

The Bush campaign would not release details of its spending in January that would delineate where and how it has spent $15 million since the first of the year.

I asked Lagarde how she would delineate it.

Although activation mapping of emotion regulation processes and functional as well as anatomical connectivity analyses have pinpointed important constituents of a brain network relevant for affective regulation and the pathophysiology of SAD, it remains unclear how to delineate the effective functional relationships and causal dependencies.

On a second viewing, however, what strikes me is how sharply Williams delineates the different faces of British racism.

Consider the clear-eyed sympathy with which Stone depicts the scene: how clinically she delineates the fat stiff fingers of a child, his silky hair, his bulging belly and slipping pants.

There are many good textbooks that outline how to delineate watersheds using elevation data, and it is not our aim to replicate these (see Chang 2006, Chapter 15).

I'm given a small, slightly unfunny cartoon (the kind you might be tempted to stick on a fridge if you don't mind the social consequences), get utterly stuck on finding a name and when a rather overwrought passage of E Annie Proulx is presented as a model for how to delineate character, clam up entirely.

How we delineate these conservation units relies on evolution in two key ways.