Sentence examples for illuminating description from inspiring English sources
Invited to be more specific about the help the captain had been giving, Harrington chipped in with a very precise and illuminating description of Langer's role.
An illuminating description of these principles would be an illuminating description of how we think, and such a description would certainly be of interest.
Another group of sciences aims at producing illuminating descriptions of irreducibly individual and unrepeatable occurrences (idiographic).
What normative conclusions does Lilla draw from his illuminating historical description?
Though his verbosity sometimes gets the better of him, his profiles can be insightful and illuminating, as shown in his descriptions of the tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins's struggle with the muse; of the singer Abbey Lincoln's evolution from pinup girl and actress to protest singer; and of the clarinetist Don Byron's adventures in klezmer.
The title of "Secret Sunshine" thus becomes both its moral and a description of its curiously illuminating qualities.
The description is full of illuminating details about the beard, pointing out that it is a "true iconic piece of bonafiedy 120bpm trappins".
Further validation of our regressions on a separate cohort of healthy individuals is desirable, but we believe the Z-score approach to metabolic phenotype description will prove valuable and illuminating in these and other metabolic disorders.
But the description with which this list begins is not particularly illuminating: why should these particular topics be of interest to philosophers?
Although Goldberg assumes the reader is familiar with performance art, her descriptions of Anderson's pieces are vivid and illuminating, and she shows the seamless continuity of Anderson's daily life, dreams and work.
It is both an apt description of the otherworldly qualities of Ellington's section and an illuminating reference, since Johnson was one of the writers fascinated with the trombone as representative of a quality inherent in the African-American speaking voice.
