Sentence examples for ideal description of from inspiring English sources

Philo's exposition of the law may represent either an academic discussion giving an ideal description of Jewish law or the actual practice in the Jewish courts in Egypt.

An ideal description of that wine, according to the Oxford guide, might have noted the aromas of "peach, apricot, quince, musk" and "blossom".

Toby Stephens plays Captain Flint as if he's auditioning for a London stage production of "Richard III"; raise your hand if your ideal description of a pirate captain includes the word "stuffy".

This is a simplistic and ideal description of a potential utilization of open source.

This should be an ideal description of how you perceive yourself to be the most effective in an organization.

4. Develop and present a poster illustrating how the three branches of government affect or aid the appointment of a Supreme Court justice nominee, as well as offering ideal descriptions of Supreme Court justice candidates; analyze the characteristics of a Supreme Court nominee and defend which candidate would serve the American people most fairly.

If the coloring of the pineapple fits the ideal description, gently squeeze the fruit.

The document contains an explanation of the sect's religious and moral ideals, a description of its admission ceremony, a long catechetical discourse on its mystical doctrine of the primordial spirits of truth and perversity, organizational and disciplinary statutes, and a final hymn or psalm praising obedience and setting forth the sacred seasons.

As a detailed evaluation of GE should be performed in both the solid and the liquid phases, MTS-1 is not ideal for the description of GE.

Population pharmacokinetic models have traditionally used empirical mammillary compartmental models of drug disposition, 1, 2 but these mammillary models are not ideal in their description of hepatic first-pass effects and plasma protein binding.

Responding to Mises's critique that Weber's ideal-types are too historically specific, Schutz suggested that the later Weber's ideal types in Economy and Society attain a generality comparable to that of Mises' own economic theory, which itself could be interpreted as presenting ideal-typical descriptions of the behavior of economic agents.