Sentence examples for is so descriptive from inspiring English sources

You may have no intention of selling paper cups, but because the name is so descriptive, chances are it will soar to the top of a Google search stack.

"It's a real phenomenon -- a guy from Montreal who's been able to write a song that's so descriptive of this town," said Matt Franklin, the station's program manager and midday disc jockey.

So when we were location scouting I saw these religious processions and I really felt that that was so descriptive of what was inherent to that part of Brazil that we needed to plunge it in, so we rewrote the screenplay as we were filming it.

Through May 26 The catalog for her show of new paintings has a personal essay by Joan Snyder that is so vividly descriptive of her creative process and so openly heartfelt that it could make you lose your critical bearings when looking at the pictures themselves.

It is one of those books that I think would work very well as a film, because it's unique in its idea and some of the writing is so beautiful and descriptive that there would be no end to the imaginative creations a film could concoct.

Everett's perspective is so engaging and his descriptive powers so arresting that his words become about more than his own experience.

In fact, the amount of descriptive information is so overwhelming and diverse, that it is not easy to draw conclusions about how the frontier is changing.

As per my friend's suggestion, we changed that opening line to, "I've said it all a thousand times before," and it helped the bridge to be so much more descriptive of this person in this troubled relationship with a lover who keeps coming into and going out of his or her life.

Because it's all so descriptive, it definitely did help with actual sex".

At the outset, Anam's prose doesn't help; in fact, some of her descriptive passages are so overwrought as to be unclear.

His descriptive powers were so good that, at the height of his fame, he was Britain's best-known travel writer.